hiring and retaining firefighters, and increasingly long complex firefighting years is a increasingly difficult challenge that we all take seriously. section three d of the bill calls for complications of a new and unique wild land firefighters series, provides funding for short term salary increases. provides the ability for us, the apartment of the interior to convert 1000 seasonal firefighters to permanent fire managers. it allows the ability to increase investment in programs of mental health, resiliency, and well-being. the usda in collaboration of the partners in the interior is working to implement these classification pays and staffing commercial provisions. the infrastructure law was a significant step in the right direction in terms of wild land firefighter computation. once again, i thank you for your work on that. we need to continue to work together to find a permanent solution to increasing our wild land firefighters pay and making other system changes that ensure we can continue to support our firefighters and ensure that this is a career that others will pursue in the

so firefighters having to deal with that, firefighters are expected to battle the one in benecia for the next day or two. christie smith is staying on top of that one. the fire in vallejo has been contained at this point and we will keep you updated on that. it looks like we have christie smith in benecia to give us the latest. what is the latest at this point? >> reporter: you know, smoke keeps pouring from the fire. when we arrived a couple of hours ago it was actually burning in this area that you can see sort of behind us. since then it has burned through that area but the flames sort of keep moving down the dock towards the west. there were also two ships here very close by, but those were moved out of the area. firefighters said earlier that they were working the fire off bay shore road near the amport docks. of course, they are still asking people to avoid the area. the fire chief says this afternoon they were initially dispatched to a structure fire near the pier. the fire dropped and spread from a conveyor belt and caused a pier fire. what is burning is the portion underneat

took more than 100 firefighters to put out that fire. no one hurt. the year before that, crews battled a five-alarm fire that burned in several commercial buildings near east julian and 28. and you might remember this one. way bigger than those, back in august of 2002, when a massive fire tore through santana row. an 11-alarm fire. largest in san jose history. $100 million in damage. it destroyed the shopping center one month before it was set to open. construction crews had to start building all over again. the cause has never been determined. believe it or not, santana row opened just three months later, in november, just in time for the holiday-shopping season. >>> and smoke and heat from today's fire, even seen from space. national weather service shared this clip on twitter. this fire came on an extremely windy day across the bay area. let's bring in meteorologist vianey arana she is tracking the gusty conditions for us. vianey, part of the bay area is also under a red-flag warning tonight, as well, right? >> yeah, that's right and that is very

they're already hiring seasonal firefighters.ething they only used to do in the summer months. >>> all right a warning now for pg&e customers. the utility tweeted tonight that with the gusty winds customers should be prepared for potential outages. now, they have not announced any scheduled outages right now for the area. so how long can we expect this weather to last, well, none other than brian will give us the answer. >> well, the wednesday will continue. and we're going to be looking for the temperatures to continue cool. first though, let's play our graphic and show you what it looks like in san jose, where they've got hazy conditions and smoke down in the south bay. the winds have died down, but not for long. tomorrow the winds are going to pick up again, as much as 40 miles an hour along the coast and 39 miles an hour at half moon bay. not so bad inland, but still 25-mile-an-hour winds in the afternoon on sunday. pretty good winds winds. that's why the weather service has issued those red flag warnings. but guess what's go

we need more federal firefighting resources. we need to invest in our forests and ultimately, we need to take wildfire resiliency mitigation seriously for our communities, our families, the many people we represent in the western united states. that is why as chair of this subcommittee, we have prioritized wildfire legislation including hearings on build back at her, natural disasters, climate change, climate court, public land management and workforce and yes, forest management as well. for example, the joint chief landscape partnership act which i was proud to introduce alongside senator bennett was included and funded in the bipartisan infrastructure law. as with the national cohesive fire management strategy and more recently, the forest services ambitious tenure wildfire plan. the goal is to promote more fire adaptive landscapes and reduce vulnerability of at-risk communities. the bipartisan infrastructure law combines investments in hazardous fuels prescribed fire and breaks rather alongside programs to refine at the workf

the emergency firefighting system study done by the p.u.c. does not comply with the board of supervisors request for a comprehensive plan and for funding. if you were grading this in college or something, they would get an f for lack of responsiveness. there's no state of emergency. they project continuing to work on this after 2050, whereas the usgs believes that we will have a major earthquake before 2043. they have no rationale why they didn't go further. you have to recognize that 80% of the damage following a major earthquake will be fires. i am baffled why the san francisco fire department is not a major advocate and speaking on behalf of getting adequate water citywide. there is a minor notation in the ten year capital plan for a bond in 2027, but it's only for the west side, not citywide. the city estimates there will be 130 initial fires after a major earthquake, but the study says they will contain the fires within 24 hours, yet 52 fires in 1989 took three days to contain. it does not really give in to the loss of provide residentia

next time these firefighters meet and napa lake or sonoma counties. it won't be a training drill getting ready for a season. it's gonna be a busy one you're moving. in the napa valley cornell bernard abc 7 news they work so hard well over in the east bay in oakland a homicide investigation is underway after a woman was found dead inside a home thursday afternoon officers were sent out to a home on 23rd avenue between east 15th and 16th streets to check on someone they found the woman dead from an apparent gunshot wound that victim's identity has not been released because investigators are still trying to track down her next of kin the man police say shot and killed a bay area tv news. guard has been arraigned on murder charges. kevin. nashieta was guarding a tv crew in downtown oakland in november of 2021 when he was gunned down while on the job prosecutors. say 25 year old. she died at mitchell pulled the trigger. he was formally arraigned today in alameda county court. mitchell will return to court may 13th to enter a plea she just widow spoke outsi

firefighters saying it could take days before it's fully extinguished.ignited around noon yesterday. the flames were first reported underneath three domes filled with refinery byproduct which has neighbors on edge. the fire quickly spread to timbers underneath the peer because of a conveyor belt that caught fire. the only way to reach the fire is with fire boats or through a trench. it could take up to 48 hours to fully get it out. the current wind direction has helped keep the smoke and flames away from the city of benicia. if that changes, the city is prepared to order a shelter in place or an evacuation order. we will continue to follow these stories all day for you posting updates on our website. just go to nbcbayarea.com. you can see sj home depot fire and benicia port fire at the top. >>> meteorologist rob mayeda has one last check of the forecast. >> and the forecast has some interesting changes. the next 24 hours we have a wind advisory for the north and east bay through 3:00 this afternoon, and speaking of regional fire danger, the red flag warn

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firefighters need to put out the flames before investigators can look for the cause. don len. >>> two big fires in is south and east bay are impacting air quality. fire officials are telling people to stay indoors. pets should be brought inside if possible, crews say chose all doors and windows to reduce the chance of getting smoke inside your homes. >>> a small part of the bay area and sacramento valley are under a red flag warning. warning of fire danger because of high winds and low humidity this is the earliest red flag warning issued for the region. the high winds are creating wild fire concerns on lands as john ramos reports. >> reporter: this weekend's winds are not reaching red flag status because of the moisture in the vegetation. a few more weeks of this warm dry weather and we could be seeing the beginning of a pretty scary fire season. the expected high winds were just a breeze this morning, when scott and susan got their neighbors together for a wild fire safety chat at their green beret home. >> we want our house to survive if there is a fire in the neig

i never saw any female firefighters because there weren't any in the 1970s.'t know i could be a fire fighter. when i moved to san francisco in 1990, some things opened up. i saw women doing things they hadn't been doing when i was growing up. one thing was firefighting. a woman recruited me at the gay-pride parade in 1991. it was a perfect fit. i liked using my brain, body, working as a team, figuring things out, troubleshooting and coming up with different ways to solve a problem. in terms of coming in after another female chief, i don't think anybody says that about men. you are coming in after another man, chief, what is that like. i understand why it is asked. it is unusual to have a woman in this position. i think san francisco is a trailblazer in that way in terms of showing the world what can happen and what other people who may not look like what you think the fire chief should look like how they can be successful. be asked me about being the first lbgq i have an understands because there are little queer kids that see me. i worked my way up. i came i

>> it started when watching the video, firefighters did, all the stuff over there, the firefighters are still putting themselves in harm's way to protect the community and the citizens they swore to serve. i started helping out down here. i asked what it would take to get fire rescue equipment over there. they said, we can get it there. we wouldn't know what to do with it. from that point on, i was like, i'm going to put together a mission where we will gather the equipment, we will personally escort it in. we will train the ukrainian firefighters how to use it and we will work beside them. >> final question. when do you leave? how long will you be over there? >> i fly out sunday. i can't say for security reasons when exactly and where we will cross into ukraine. i can only give you a window, due to safety windows. we could be there 30 days. >> be safe. a lot of people admire -- i know a lot of people admire what you are doing. thank you. good luck. be safe. >> thank you for having us on. >>> let's move on. yesterday we saw the historic vote. today, the celebration. the chance to hear f

as war has ravaged ukraine, the firefighters in salem lakes, wisconsin took action. led by volunteer firefighter art, the salem lakes fire department organized a massive equipment drive. the effort involved fire departments throughout southeast wisconsin and even the chicago area. turnout gear and other locally collected lifesaving equipment was shipped to poland to help ukrainian firefighters do their job and keep people safe. i'm extremely proud of the salem lakes fire department and the firefighters for organizing desperately needed aid to the ukrainian people. i know that wisconsin and americans across our country will join me in thanking you for your efforts. you came up with a creative way to help ukraine in its fight for freedom. ukraine's firefighters and its people will be given important resources because of your charity and your compassion. thank you again to the men and women of the salem lakes fire department for your lifesaving work each and every day. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the the gentleman from georgia seek recog

more than 100 firefighters were battling the blaze eight firefighters were injured, some taken to the hospital >>> in south carolina, a police officer was shot and killed on duty early sunday morning. 28-year-old drew barr was one of three police officers responding to a domestic disturbance call in the city of casey authorities say a suspect opened fire from inside the house, killing barr police then negotiated with the suspect for seven hours before the man shot and killed himself. barr was a six-year veteran of the force. he was also a captain with the mineta volunteer fire department >>> we are nearly done with april, but winter isn't letting up in some parts of the country. a blizzard slammed north dakota, dropping a whopping 18 inches of snow with wind gusts of up to nearly 80 miles an hour. the storm cut power to hundreds and shut down roads. this is the second to hit the dakotas this month >>> the area known as tornado alley is battling surging wildfires. fires have been reported in 12 counties across nebraska authorities say a retired fire chief who was volunteering as a spot

i never saw any female firefighters because there weren't any in the 1970s. i didn't know i could be a fire fighter. when i moved to san francisco in 1990, some things opened up. i saw women doing things they hadn't been doing when i was growing up. one thing was firefighting. a woman recruited me at the gay-pride parade in 1991. it was a perfect fit. i liked using my brain, body, working as a team, figuring things out, troubleshooting and coming up with different ways to solve a problem. in terms of coming in after another female chief, i don't think anybody says that about men. you are coming in after another man, chief, what is that like. i understand why it is asked. it is unusual to have a woman in this position. i think san francisco is a trailblazer in that way in terms of showing the world what can happen and what other people who may not look like what you think the fire chief should look like how they can be successful. be asked me about being the first lbgq i have an understands because there are little queer kids that see me. i worked my way up. i

four's taylor is actually spoke to firefighters on the latest updates for us. >> firefighters continue to hose down what's left of this home depot store. they say that the fire was first reported in the lumber section of the store despite how quickly it spread. firefighters say that there were no injuries to any fire crews, customers or any other workers. some of the walls still standing at the san jose home depot store on sunday. however, its roof and nearly everything inside were engulfed in flames saturday evening, a disaster. lot of smoke. >> and a lot of fire. >> and just for me, just sad news me because of what i realized a loss. here built relationships here with. >> a lot of the workers, roscoe is a professional handyman and regular at this home depot store off blossom hill road. >> he watched the blaze that began around 5.30, saturday night. >> return to see how things are progressing. just a >> thing. and i feel for the workers here that they're going to get redirected and >> it's just sad. >> for a lot of people, a lot of people in the neighborhood. and contractors. this pla

we just heard from firefighters this afternoon. what we know about how this all started. the news at 5:00 starts right now. thanks for joining us. >> we are continuing to follow that massive fire that wiped out a home depot store in san jose. people living nearby have the all-clear after firefighters lifted a shelter in place order. >> the fire started yesterday about 5:30, the home depot near oak original. it quickly raised through that store. no one hurt, though. >> that is amazing. our sky ranger live over the aftermath right now. take a look at this. >> it is gone. >> nothing left. crews spent most of the day cleaning up and investigating. >> firefighters held a briefing this afternoon to provide new details. marianne favro is back at the scene now with continuing coverage. >> reporter: well, right now firefighters continue to douse the home depot building with water. they're also working to mop up. you can see where the roof collapsed. firefighters say when they arrived around 5:30 last night, the flames were moving so fast through the store it turned into a five-ala

to arrive at the house with two fake firefighters who hauled the loot.ady in the entrance, the same realized the robbery was taking place. he grabbed the knife but the district policeman turned out not to be trying, a struggle ensued, in which the bandit himself was seriously injured, but the second bastard stunned the policeman, a woman looked out at the noise. the thugs pushed her into the apartment and locked themselves from the inside. one of them was bleeding, and police help arrived a few minutes later. the storming of the apartment in which the bandits are holding the berry hostage, the police rarely encountered such that do? breaking down the door, but the thugs seem ready to negotiate everything. i propose to surrender it is unlikely that the scum will surrender voluntarily, but at this moment in the case there was a new circumstance from the loss of blood, an urgent need to go to the hospital. the bandits tried to bargain, threatened to kill themselves with a scissor, but time worked against them. everything was ready for the storming of the ap

more than 100 firefighters were battling the blaze eight firefighters were injured, some taken to the hospital >>> a south carolina community is rocked to its core by a shooting that left a local police officer dead. 28-year-old drew barr was one of three officers responding to a domestic disturbance call in the city of casey. authorities say a suspect opened fire from inside the house, killing barr police then negotiated with that suspect for seven hours before the man shot and killed himself. officer barr was a six-year veteran of the force he had been shot on the job previously, sustaining nonlife-threatening injuries in 2017 >>> turning now to france, where emmanuel macron is celebrating he has won a second term as president, defeating his far right challenger in a tens runoff election. nbc's keir simmons is in paris >> reporter: elation underneath the eiffel tower emmanuel macron's followers celebrating the first french president to be re-elected in 20 years. >> merci >> reporter: and by a wide margin 16% ahead. macron took 58%. marine le pen nearly 42%. it's 8:00 here at the mac

incredible work by those firefighters. we are keeping a close eye on this investigation, posting new developments on our website. get the latest updates on nbcbayarea.com. just click on j.s.j. home depot fire" in the trending bar at the top of our home page. >>> the other big fire that broke out yesterday at the benicia port is officially out. by this morning, only three small pockets remained, and this is a look at the last crews mopping up hot spots. at 12:30 this afternoon, officials declared the danger over. the cleanup effort began today starting with a 3,000-foot boom in the water to help capture debris. the cause of that fire remains under investigation. >>> outside we go for a live look at san francisco. we thought we'd seen all of the rain for this season. we didn't see any in january and february. we thought we were definitely done. but look at that satellite screen. all that green, we're tracking rain headed for the bay area. rob mayeda is actually the person who is tracking it, and when is it going to get here?

is not not a very pretty sight firefighters. the fire started in or near the lumber supply area, all shoppers and employees safely evacuated. the cause is unknown, and investigators are looking into why the fire suppression system, including any overhead sprinklers. was not able to extinguish the flames. certainly that will be part of the investigative process as to how did the fire's progression react with the fire control engineering of this building? the cause of the fire is under investigation at this time, firefighters say there's no indication it was suspicious in san jose. i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. flames are no longer the biggest concern at the side of a four alarm fire to hit venetia this weekend. and while those flames around recovery is just beginning its ktvu zach is james torres reports. investigators are still trying to figure out how morning, firefighters from venetia, san francisco and redwood city fought to contain three small pockets of flames and incredible difference than this time. saturday a

pride and loyalty are the heart of a firefighter. it's in the way we do our job from the very smallest thing from our everyday checks we do of our equipment. from the way that we treat each other and the community we come in contact with every day. and loyalty is to our own families is to the pride we have in this department. it's to the other members when we're out in a dangerous situation keeping each other safe. it goes throughout every aspect of being a firefighter. i'm really proud of the way our department approaches diversity, equity, and inclusion. i was hired in a class that had 45 people and 17 women. it was an accomplishment at the time, but there were many women that came before me that laid the ground work and i had to see it to be it. someone had to recruit me into this job. i didn't know it was a possibility for myself. and so the importance of young women seeing what it takes to be a firefighter, seeing themselves when they look at me. it really brings myself a lot of pride and joy in this work. [♪♪♪] >> i really beli

in new program offering firefighter careers to those from underserved communities. [chainsaws buzzing] >> armando jimenez was battling theoteperrain, clearing dead tree and is brush on this dry san rafael hillside, the perfect fuel for a wildfire. >> it's a workout. >> the drought going on and then the past fires and everything growing twice as fast and tryins fast. >> is the first class of recruits from the department's fire foundry program focused on diversifying the ranks of firefighters. >> it's about giving back to the community as well as giving people in underserved communities a career pathway. >> samuel lockett grew up in san francisco's bay view neighborhood. she said one day a fire truck changed he were life. >> seeing a female on engine. she drove past and i thought that's cool. i want that for myself. >> the foundry program offers h, even a paycheck and a career path forward. tamara homes to become an effort m.t. >> i want a career where i can help people around me and my family. >> armando is a first-generation immigrant, hoping to fulfill his dream of

firefighters reporting no injuries. they are investigating how this fire all started.coming from the city, indonesia as to how this fire started and what they plan to do next. of course, once we have those updates, we will bring them to you. but now we're live this morning from venetia. i'm james torres ktvu. fox two news . alright thanks so much. james crews are still on the scene of another big fire. this one in san jose. the massive five alarm fire destroyed a home depot store on blossom hill road. that fire was first reported around 5 30 yesterday afternoon. the smoke and flames could be seen for miles and, according to the national weather service, the heat from that fire was detected from space. firefighters say all of the stores, employees and customers to get out of that burning store safely, but nearby residents were told to shelter in place for several hours. due to the smoke crews are expected to remain on the scene all day today, watching out for any hot spots. no word yet on how that fire started before your time. oakland pd say five people who were wounde

. >>> still ahead, american firefighters on the ground in ukraine. how they're helping people in the war-torn country and the reason this trip was personal for one firefighter from contra costa county. >>> and the desperate plea for people living in mariupol. the reason they say they could only have hours left >>> and i'm tracking that rain moving in, and we'll continue our earth week coverage. and we'll look at the great barrier reef in ten minutes. >>> a dire new warning from ukrainians in the port city of mariupol. they warn they are in the final hours and are asking for more help. russia's new offensive has focussed on this eastern portion in the last two days. the new eastern offensive comes after russian troops failed to capture the capital of kyiv, but now mariupol is on the brink of falling. ukrainian forces are outnumbered and holed up with hundreds of civilians in an old steel plant. u.s. officials say there is clear evidence of vladimir putin's war crimes. >> he does not care about human life. he is turning ukraine into rubble and russia i

>> it does layout some things we want to do for firefighters. one is to hire 1,000 additional firefighters between forest service and department of interior. the other thing is to really look at the minimum pay for a firefighter particularly down at the entry level positions. then the bill also allows us to create a firefighter series to put them in. it's a special pay series that we're working with doi and opm trying to get that implements. >> would more resources help? >> yes. more resources would certainly help. >> now, i want to turn to thinning because a lot of the issues on these hearings will be about that. do you acknowledge that there are times thinning is needed. do you acknowledge there are times that contractors with thinning may leave behind more flammable material like dead branches or go into large fire resistant trees and increase the fire intensity if it's not done properly? one of the problems we have is we need to create new and different markets than we currently have. the vast majority of the material we have is low value wo

pride and loyalty are the heart of a firefighter. it's in the way we do our job from the very smallest thing from our everyday checks we do of our equipment. from the way that we treat each other and the community we come in contact with every day. and loyalty is to our own families is to the pride we have in this department. it's to the other members when we're out in a dangerous situation keeping each other safe. it goes throughout every aspect of being a firefighter. i'm really proud of the way our department approaches diversity, equity, and inclusion. i was hired in a class that had 45 people and 17 women. it was an accomplishment at the time, but there were many women that came before me that laid the ground work and i had to see it to be it. someone had to recruit me into this job. i didn't know it was a possibility for myself. and so the importance of young women seeing what it takes to be a firefighter, seeing themselves when they look at me. it really brings myself a lot of pride and joy in this work. >> chair mar: thank yo

there is a red flag warning which is a huge concern for firefighters here and this fire continues to burn the fire department believes believe it or not. it could burn for the next two days. we're live in benicia cornell bernard abc 7 news. what an unbelievable glad you are a distance from all of that smoke cornell many thanks to you now. the city of benicia has wrapped up a news conference. they tell us the firefight has moved to the bay crews are trying to extinguish the creosote soaked wood burning on the pier really the only access to the underneath of the peers through fireboats on the water side. we can't can't access it by foot or by. engines from the shoreline and depending on tide fire boats can get up underneath there. they've got nozzles that shoot down low. now a total of six fire boats from several bay area agencies have been dispatched to fight the fire despite that billowing smoke the winds have actually been favorable to firefighters because it is blowing from the west towards the east that is in the direction away from homes. well happening now solano county is an ar

firefighters are taking a deep offensive approach while fighting this fire. it's extremely dangerous. they obviously can't go inside at this time. i can also see that the roof has collapsed. now they are trying to prevent the fire from spreading to any other structures. as for drivers, they should avoid this area. there are several road closure still in place reporting live in san jose. i'm elissa harrington ktvu box two news we're still developing tonight. melissa thank you so much. meantime solano county environmental health monitors plan to continue to take care readings in the area where a four alarm fire burned in indonesia this afternoon. it's been a busy day for alyssa. earlier she was indonesia, where the fire broke out near the airport docks off bayshore road. a massive fire burning through a wooden pier in venetia sent thick smoke into the air impacting visibility on the venetia bridge. the fire broke out on bayshore road near the imports dogs, officials say flames were seen near the base of a silo that holds petroleum coke. a conveyor belt caught f

what are firefighters saying right now? >> reporter: firefighters tell us it appear the fire started in the lumber section of the store. if you take a look here, you can see where this roof collapsed. right now firefighters are mopping up, and there is still a lot of smoke out here, and they continue to douse the building with water. this fire spread so quickly, it went to five alarms in just 30 minutes. firefighters say the store did have fire sprinklers and they appeared to work. but it is possible some may have been overwhelmed by the intense heat from the fire. since it was a saturday, the store was packed with customers. amazingly, none were hurt, and all the employees got out safely even though the smoke was thick and it was very hard for people to see or breathe. other challenges included winds and flammable products, propane tanks, and plastic chairs inside. the flames were contained to home depot and did not burn the pet hospital next door or the homes behind the store. but some neighbors, about 15, had to leave. >

yeah, a very long season and cal fire wasting no time those new seasonal workers seasonal firefighters and told the report for duty on monday to start their training and we wish them good luck. we're live in santa rosa cornell bernard abc 7 news. we appreciate the hard work. thanks cornell. it's no surprise that bay area beaches were a popular destination today. this is a look from sky seven over marshall's beach in san francisco. just a few hours ago. you can see how crowded is and it was a similar scene up and down the coast today abc 7 news reporter tara campbell joins us live from linda marsh state beach in pacifica. where the what are the conditions? they're like tara. karina it really is gorgeous here. we've been out here for most of the day as the crowd's been growing and as you can see behind us, this is really a very busy beach surfers families everybody enjoying the day all very much pumped about this hot april day. from sandcastles to surfers the beaches of pacifica providing an escape from the heat probably gonna be here all day make a day of it. i mean the weather's like u

this is no longer just a technique, but a dream of any firefighter.h anita is actually dreaming about something else. what is she dreaming about? the fireman doesn’t use any new cars or technologies, most likely about people being more responsible for their lives and not adding work to us, but even on fire day itself, firefighters can hardly count on a vacation in russia, the next season of uncontrolled fire has already started herbs. and that means there is no time to celebrate. the russians will spend the may holidays in the country. so answered 44% of respondents of the automotive portal second in popularity the answer was the option to stay at home, so she said, the third abandoned, but 8% will travel to russian cities. however, even short trips to the country or to another city can ruin motion sickness or seasickness. every tenth inhabitant of the planet suffers. how to get rid of the disease? let's find out. our guest is a candidate of medical sciences, a neurologist of the national medic of the pirogov surgical center vera fleas, probably nikol

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firefighters begin dynamiting buildings to create fire breaks. it is now the afternoon and is 1:00 p.m. that day. the temporary hospital setup outside city hall is abandoned due to the impending fire break. the sick and injured are forced to evacuate to temporary camps throughout the city and in parks on the edge of town. 3:00 p.m., mayor appoints a city of 350 comprised of the citizens businessmen and hearing reports of looting, the mayor orders a shoot to kill and the evening is now 8:00 p.m., hopes of saving downtown are dashed as a new blaze breaks out and shifting winds push the fires toward the heart of the city. 9:00 p.m., firefighters make a stand at union square on powell street, but the fire breaches the line and continues relentlessly up knob hill. the california governor arrives to assess the damage and declares the day a bank holiday. the three main newspapers of san francisco borrow the presses of an oakland paper to print a special joint edition. 6:00 p.m., responding to wireless telegraph message, the u.s.s. chicago arrives to hel

firefighters are battling those flames in favorable conditions. now the winds, our light and there is high humidity. >> but there are no to express. that's a total loss. even though making sure that your family is safe when it is all gone where you live, how do you get to work? how do you come for your children? can you live back there again? where will you go? >> the fire and winds downed a lot of power lines knocked out electricity to 18,000 customers. at one point, electricity now has been mostly restored. the cause of that wildfire is under investigation. >> now we're taking a look at our 4 zone forecast. yeah, we keep talking about how the fact that we're getting a lot of rain here at home. so that's good for us when it comes to wildfire season. meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez joining us now with a look at what we can expect this every said, yeah, we're going to try drier weather for the 2nd half of the weekend, even through most of your monday before 2 storms arrive. >> for your upcoming work week. but let's take a look at temperatures out t

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at least one resident in the area jumped in to help in the firefighter. >>> oakland firefighters found an 85-year-old man reported missing back on tuesday. he was rescued by helicopter. the authorities did not say exactly where he was found. the search team lowered a crewmember to the scene and placed the elderly man in a rescue harness. his family says he suffers suffers from alzheimer's. >>> a ship carrying, 39,000 gallons of fuel, it was headed to seattle before it lost power on friday. strong winds and rough seas made it difficult for tugboats and other vessels to secure it. it is now safe and sound. no injured reported. >>> well, in less than two weeks voters will choose a new assembly member to represent half of san francisco residents. >> a proposed toll to enter treasure island is turning political friends into foes. we have the story. >> reporter: it has twice been scheduled and pulled twice. here on the island the controversy caused a shift in political loyalty. >> reporter: the plan is for 8,000 new housing units and 20,000 new residents. so, to prevent gridlock the city is