the car was on fire. the fire was spreading down the fence. how quickly it spread. >> how quickly did it get from that point to reaching some of the houses? >> it was all very fast. about five minutes. steve used to be a fireman. we were moving cables and hoses. we went from the first house, it jumped to the second. it started burning through the back gardens. after we helped, then we started moving the gas tanks and all that. then within 15 minutes, both houses were up. then it spread to the next house. the third house by this point, i was helping the lady down the back lawn because it ignited and was 20 feet away frothe fire. with spontaneously combusted. unbelievable. >> sounds like an extraordinary few minutes. were you able to contact all your neighbors and tell them to get out? >> a former policeman took on the role of knocking on people's houses. he started helping the other way. what happened, the fire was so intense, we were separated. they went in the church, while i was at the fire ation. they went to the church. half an hour later

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on a normal day the fire brigade expects the first fire engine to reach a fire within six minutes. 0nn six minutes. on average now it's taking more than 20 minutes for a first fire engine to reach a fire. that shows the pressure that the fire brigade is under. they have cancelled leave, they have taken staff of training and other services so every available firefighter is now in fire engines response —— responding to fires. as i speak to you there are more than a dozen serious fires across the city. some of the fire today have required more than 30 fire engines, some of require 20, some have required 15. it is simply not possible for the london fire brigade to respond to all of these fires if they continue at this pace. all of these fires if they continue at this pace-— all of these fires if they continue at this ace. , , ., ., ., at this pace. lets put more on that fire in wellington _ at this pace. lets put more on that fire in wellington -- _ at this pace. lets put more on that fire in wellington -- wennington. l at this pace. lets put more on thatj fire in wellington -- wennington

moreover , they can fire both closed firing positions and direct fire without prior preparation for a can hit several dozen targets. with a direct hit on the tank, it can also completely destroy it, and if it directly hits dota, it will destroy it, respectively, the angry power of the gun is very large, effective, reliable rear of the russian military unit provides a unique train that runs in the special zone. in it you can put yourself and the form in order to relax and have a bite to eat in the restaurant car. unusual consumer services complex saw our enkor alexander adventar the heating plant is running water is heating the group’s bath and laundry train, brave for work, ready for work today, it is planned to wash three divisions of about 200 people, as well as to lay a bed for five divisions of about one and a half tons of linen in their field uniform. the soldiers have handed over the washing machines are working at full capacity now it ’s time to steam themselves well clean fresh ready to perform any tasks assigned the railway complex of the central military district is full of

fire. we have also seen flames coming from the building as well. we're being told here as sky foxx pushes in a little bit closer. this is a commercial building where this fire is burning a single story building on the 900 block of park avenue. now this is a two alarm fire at this point, but obviously, as the firefight continues, those crews there could call in for additional resources. people though, are being told to avoid this area. park avenue is shut down. we have a crew on the way to the scene, and we will continue to monitor this commercial building that is on fire in san jose and bring you any updates as soon as we get them will move along here and there was a plea for help in oakland's chinatown as city police and community leaders. spoke out about the shooting death of a man w reporter henry lee here now, after hearing from the victim's heartbroken girlfriend, henry, alex and heather. she was already under a lot of stress, and this is absolutely shattered her sense of well being an

get wyler fire ferguson fire and now yes. developing west of you. 70 tonight a state of emergency now , in effect over a wildfire firefighters call explosive governor gavin newsom proclaimed a state of emergency for mariposa county about two hours ago. good evening. i'm brooks jarocz lamonica peters that state of emergency will allow the states office of emergency services to assist local governments affected by the oak fire. while this fire started just yesterday. it's already charred, nearly 12,000 acres more than 6000. people are evacuating their homes. bay area firefighters are now joining in the firefighters. flames continue to spread. reporter erin hef begins tonight's team coverage of the massive oak fire near the fire line in mariposa county. burning over 9500 acres. in less than a day's time. yesterday was a big initial attack effort. what crews are calling extremely aggressive fire behavior is burdening efforts on containing what's being called the oak fire. it's not today we're working really diligently to get a pe

the good news is fire. officials say they have it surrounded and the fire is expected to burn itself out the forest service says they think that fire was human caused, but they didn't have details on that because of all the smoke, the bay area, air quality management district has issued an air quality advisory that runs through wednesday. smoke from the oak fire is now making its way to our area. >> this is video from pleasanton where people could see a haze in the distance as the smoke starts to move west, the bay area air quality management district is reminding people to take basic precautions. if you do smell smoke. if you smell smoke, you're likely breathing smoke and wildfire. smoke is really harmful to our health. so if you can smell it in the air. >> the best thing you can do to protect your health is to head inside and keep your windows and doors closed. if it's not too hot to do so you can also set the ac units in your car and your home to recirculate to avoid pulling in that smoky air from outsid

this was on fire. that was on fire, fire fire. the child landscape near yosemite national park fire crews continue to fight the still burning blaze. and in football, germany is through to the final of the euro. 2022. after beating from their set for a class against host nation, england at wembley stadium on sunday. ah, i'm go. hi beth was welcome to the program. united states president joe biden, and his chinese counterpart. she can ping have been holding a telephone call as relations between the 2 countries. face new tensions over taiwan. it's this is call as leaders. and the 1st since march white house officials said the call will have a broad agenda. relations have worse and over. she's want vowed to reunite democratic taiwan with chinese mainland beijing as also war against a possible trip to taiwan by u. s. house speaker nancy pelosi say that would be consequences for such a high profile visit w corresponding michelle acuteness following this story for us in washington, d. c. and joins us now. monsieur, what do we know so far

he daily fires at the strongholds.ly, the fighters destroyed several batteries of opponents, including american-made sergeant kirill zakharov took part in the liberation of several settlements of the lpr, as part of the people's militia , dozens of units of destroyed equipment were accounted for by his combat crew, including a platoon of ukrainian cities. private lpr andrey grigoriev serves as loader of self-propelled artillery, peony as a skilled guide. he took the gun out of the shelling, saving the equipment and the lives of his colleagues. in several russian regions, the situation with natural fires has sharply worsened, the main forces for extinguishing are now involved in the komi republic in yugra, amur and irkutsk regions, in kamchatka and in the khabarovsk territory, the efforts of firefighters who are fighting fire nullify, dry weather and strong winds. only in one yakutia in a few days. the area of ​​fires has almost tripled. there is a threat that plum will spread to the village in one, several houses have

to build fire lines. darren used to work at yosemite, and you know, the tough thing about fighting those fires? >> yeah. >> rugged terrain. >> yeah. and for those of us on this side, the tough part is wondering what's happening in the moment. so oftentimes when we get these images, you know, that fire has already progressed a little beyond that. so we're going to use two tools to try and get specific. if you're as concerned about what's going on as i am, a lot of people care deeply about this place. we're going to watch the plume of smek coming off that fire. you'll see a couple of things on here. you already see the ominous sign that virtually every fire in the sierra is going to have, a pyro cumulus cloud. that tells you there's enough heat coming off of that fire that it's tabable to develop it own thunderstorm. about halfway through this, they change the prospective on the camera, and you think it doesn't look as ominous when you look at it this way, only this is all smoke now, which is obscuring your

on the canyon rim, essentially fighting fire with fire. the fire is hung up down in the canyon. last night, the humidities came up and put it in check pretty good, but we have a fair amount of open line. so what we're doing is we're lighting a backfire to kind of consume the vegetation so that during the day today if this were to heat up and we get the winds to surface or usual southwest winds doesn't have a chance to burn past our control line. and so this is a classic example. right here. you can see this road in itself would not be enough to stop the fire as it came roaring out of the canyon. so this morning, they set the backfires off the canyon rim here and let the fire slowly burned down the canyon wall under these calm and cool conditions, and that created at least 100 ft. of blackened area so that should the fire come racing up out of the canyon this afternoon. it's going to bump into an already burned area and hopefully hold it here at this particular spot, and this is work that we've seen happening all along the canyon rim and, o

the fire chief off a california fire last year said california is not fighting a fire season anymore. this is a year round event that fire fighters have to fight fire c. and that is climate change, global warming. and what can you do? you do the best more equipment, more money thrown at the problem and more people, more firefighters. all right, we'll have to leave at lashed out and simon's in mariposa, california. thanks so much. and before we go, archaeologists in israel have been showing off a rat and recently discovered roman era coin put to be more than 1800 years old, the coin best, the image of the zodiac sign cancer hind, a depiction of the moon goddess luna, was minted in me, egyptian city of alexandria, the bronze coin was discovered off the coast of haifa. and is the only one of its kind ever found in israel. and you're up to date coming up next up. film looks at the place west german, cynthia and roma. up to world war 2. i manuscripts mckinnon. thanks so much for watching detail with a with interest in the global economy. our portfolio d w. business beyond. here's a closer

in the east bay caught fire says they've ended a week of flooding in order to douse the marsh fire. it had been burning deep in the pete up there. they pump some 200 million gallons of a water onto the flames. the fire has been burning in pittsburgh for over a month. firefighters say no apparent hotspots or smoke remain, though they will continue to monitor for any flare ups. happening tomorrow. you have britney griner trial resumes in russia. a crane was jailed on drug charges in february at a moscow airport after they canisters with cannabis oil were found in her luggage, reiner, knowledge. he had the canisters but said she had no intention to break the law. the russian foreign minister says the legalization of recreational marijuana from medical and recreational use and parts of the united states has no bearing on russia. griner faces up to 10 years in prison. happening today, jury selection begins in the defamation trial of conspiracy theorist alex jones. the trial will determine the amount of damages jones must pay to parents of the children who were murdered in the sandy hook

that can catch on fire. because you get enough fire under these things, and you can do grievous damage to the maze, which was once damaged by a tanker truck fire where they had to close it down for several weeks while they actually worked on a repair, so in this situation they are putting the fire out. the next obviously to do is caltrans engineers will have to go in there and make sure that everything is all right. and then they want to decide if and when they can open that. tom vacar stuck in traffic. there tom there. we've seen those wouldn't, uh, wouldn't train trestles as he crossed over. sometimes you can look down and see it. do you know what those are in use right now? because i'm homeless encampment has been building largely around it for some time now. my guess is and it's only a guess, but probably not. and it's and the reason i say that is that i've not even seen that labor down in that area. many times, so i really don't know. but i can tell you, though, that if because it sits close to the stru

the fire has already affected seven firefighters the fire is rapidly spreading across the federal statebrandenburg, where there is a lot of dry pine forest. a large fire rages in the elbe region. esther there fire area reaches 850 hectares firefighters you have to act with extreme caution in the area, you can still stumble upon ammunition from the second world war to one of the villages, sent a team of sappers, fire, extinguishes with a military helicopter, fires engulfed the national park, dadya in greek and image located near the turkish border . helicopters and airplanes are involved in the fire rescuers are trying to protect rare animals from fire - turtles and toads are cooled with water. affected thousands of hectares endangered, unique pine forest birds of prey vultures, especially the black vulture. the symbol of this region. we hope for rain, and for the help of firefighters. i believe that the rescue service and the local community will be able to stop the fire, its famous semetsky national park is burning in the usa, 2,000 firefighters are fighting the fire, 6,000 people livi

fire crews responded here. >> 2 reports of a fire on lynbrook drive when they showed up.und the house engulfed in flames. nobody was injured, but she rita wilson and her family have now been forced from their home. she says they were inside when her son noticed the house was on fire, although they heard fireworks going off in the neighborhood, they do not know exactly how their house caught fire. >> i mean, it was all around going offside owned. it wasn't necessarily my neighbors or anything, but we heard them all around fall. >> according to the contra costa fire districts, there were nearly 80 fires over this holiday weekend, which they know is actually slightly fewer fires than the same time period last year, although the 4th of july may be over. % officials are reminding people that fireworks are illegal and they're asking folks not to use them in order to try to prevent more fires. but who's listening? because a lot of people were set them off last driving home last night. i mean, all the official fireworks displays and come to a close. but the whole bay area, which

this was on fire. that was on fire. fire fire in the child landscape near yosemite national park fire crews continue to fight the still burning blades. added football germany is through to the final of the euro. 2022. after beating from set now for a clash against host nation, england at wembley stadium. this ah i'm glad i was welcome to the program. ukrainian officials say russian forces have taken control of the countries 2nd biggest power plot. british military intelligence said mercenaries from the commercial russian military group, vac not capture territory near the cold fire plant in recent days. vocal hisco power station is the latest loss in the east and don bus region. it comes as president of them is zalinski said ukraine was preparing to increase its electricity, exposed to the you to help with stand pressure from russia of energy supplies, especially d. w as much as building a is in odessa covering this story for us. and i asked him to give us the latest on the fighting that yeah, as you've mentioned, the po

the fire protection district says the peat fires. they're notoriously stubborn and often they just let it burn out. >> he pushed every single day. you know case. gets annoying after a while. >> contra costa county health services has issued a health advisory because of the smoke. so what they say is >> if you're older, pregnant woman, child, if you have a respiratory condition in that case, you may want to stay inside and avoid the bad air. >> now let's move on to another big story, which is monkeypox or more cases are popping up around the bay. and san francisco is in short supply a vaccine. the department of public health says that it requested 35,000 more shots from the federal government, but they're waiting for those shots to arrive. and in the meantime, san francisco's reporting now 68 confirmed cases the most in any county in the bay. and as you can see, >> the rest of the county is reporting a handful napa county saying 0 still rain county. we just got an update that they are looking at 2 probable cases at this point. >> also

this was on fire. that was on fire. hi, this behind us on fire. and it was starting to wrap around, so already, fly everywhere. the reality for many of the 3000 deployed fire fighters who still fight the yoke for you at its frontline. however, a day without strong winds helps they can use every lesson. this is frontline fire fighting right there. there's the active fire oak fire. you see the smoke in the background, and that's why we have the staging ground here, firefighters and helicopters. they go to a what is called a dip. the dip is a pond in the backyard of a resident who have been evacuated on this day. 3 choppers get water from here and dump it over the fire. if everything works out, california is largest wildfire this year to date is expected to be under control in about 2 weeks or so. some source years now and in foot or germany are through to the final of year 2022 after beating france $2.00 to $1.00 japanese women kept that cool and fiercely contested match in milton teams in the u. k. captain alexander, a pop netted both goals and she

fire ravaged the area. can you show us a little bit about your surroundings? this is a homeowner's property. >> reporter: yes, i'll step out of the shot here, so you can actually see some of the damage of the fire that ripped through this homeowner's property. he was a mechanic, gracious enough to let us be here. you can see some of the cars he was working on down there in the driveway, completely melted. just mangled debris. you might be able to see what looks like liquid down there. those were rims. again just giving a sense of which is why firefighters are advocating for people to evacuate. some people have chosen to stay behind to protect their homes. and it is always to make sure that you're safe and that if you can come back and sort through those belongings. >> you can see it's hazy out there. how is the air quality for you and for residents there? are there any evacuation orders right now? >> reporter: yes, some evacuation orders, some people have chosen to stay the air quality. it's not great. one

difference in lowering the number of fires con fire the large east bay fire agency for contra costanumbers. so we did see our call volume was down a little bit over the weekend prior to the fourth, but actually on the fourth of july, the numbers really picked back up over the whole holiday period on fire responded to 79 calls that's down 18. from last year's 96 calls over the same period. first and foremost mother nature played a big role with cooler, more humid weather and not so much wind in the immediate area with the how high the humidity is, were the weather somewhat cooperating? it kind of did help to reduce the number of incidents related to illegal fireworks definitely was down, partly because of the weather. humidity was were i would work in the coast, so we're in the fog bus to fireworks by the sin . pablo police department also helped that really helped that area. we noticed the same problem numbers were down. um and but it just didn't seem like those kind of underground sales were were going on, um, prior to the fourth that we had seen in years. years past the big worry

so far this year this was on fire. that was on fire fire. i'm fire to the child landscape near you. symmetry national park. 5 crews continue to fight the still burning blaze. i don't football germany is through to the final of the euro. 2022. after beating france, bear set for a clash against host nation, england at wembley stadium on some ah, i'm gabrielle says welcome to the program. ukrainian officials say russian forces have taken control of the country 2nd biggest power plot. british military intelligence said mercenaries from the commercial russian military group, wagner has captured territory near the coal fired plant in recent days. the booklet here scott station is the latest loss in the eastern don bus region. it comes as president flood, mr. lensky said. ukraine was prepared to increase its electricity exports to the european union to help it with stand pressure from russia over energy supplies, importantly, elementary, did abuse, mathias billing. i said there's a covering this story for us, and i asked him, what russia latest con

highmars fire, after the explosion, a fire started, pine forest caught fire, the employees arrived. the ministry of emergency situations extinguished the fire, but then the house was damaged, there are many second and third ones, but people alive with the glory of god for the first time such a shot. and everything was so quiet here almost all last night , the inhabitants of the city, alchevsk heard artillery cannonade, the ukrainian military tried to break through the air defense system. the militants shelled the city with long-range guns during the attack. none of the local residents were hurt. not under fire, the cities fell on the boundary and krasny luch, four people died there, another one was injured, 22 spans were and crumbled along the ceiling. yes and here on the fourth floor, also inside the floor. yes, there there was someone, when it collapsed there was no one. they are still all in the basement, the living fire on the settlement was fired from the side. okuna vsu of the city of artyomov, a unit of the people's militia of the lpr, neighboring the donetsk people's republi

the cause of the fire. so we are the people who after the firefighters have come in and done their magnificent work to extinguish the fire, we go through the fire scene and we are able to find how the fire started. just showing up, being who you are can mean a world of difference to someone. when someone sees you as an identifiably queer person, an identifiable female presenting person or a person of color walk into their home, they can feel more comfortable and more trusting just knowing that you are around and that you may have some insight into their situation and to their community needs that others may not have. the san francisco fire department i'm proud to say goes out of its way to recruit women, minorities, and to the lgbtq+ community, we are awaiting you and wanting you to come join us as a san francisco fire department. no one is going to represent us like you are going to represent us. no one is going to care for our communities and for our departments like you are going to come and represent ou

fire. a little earlier , under fire from ukrainian troops. it turned out that yelenovka was fired upon by large-caliber artillery, in the village they counted 12 hits by nationalists as well attacked, donetsk makeevka and hay and lozovoe fired 28 rounds of ammunition from heavy mortars and rocket artillery. in artyomovsk , ukrainian militants mined the dam of the city reservoir and plan to blow it up. however, in the flood zone. it seems to be residential areas with a population of up to 35,000 people. it is the russian defense that reports that the kiev regime intends to blame our army for this. in addition , units of the armed forces and the so-called territorial defense are occupying new civilian facilities. militants in krivoy rog. equipped positions in residential buildings, a new building in the building of an agricultural enterprise in dnipro are located on the territory of the school and the hostel of the national university, residents are not evacuated from the nearest houses. the military donbass destroyed the fortifications and str

the fire district responded to 53 reports of fires. most of them sparked by fireworks after a busy saturday night. firefighters are encouraging residents to have a safe independence day celebrations by attending professional fireworks shows in the county. >> need to be responsible and safe with the the winds that are going right now, anything that goes off lows into the grass. which has us that company's best buy's nonstop. >> all fireworks in contra costa county are illegal. even those approved by the state and considered safe and sane offenders caught using fireworks can be fined up to $5,000 and face jail time. >> the contra costa county fire protection district has started a hotline for people to report illegal fireworks. and that number is on our website. kron 4 dot com reporting from concord, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> well, of course, many bay area fire and police departments are urging residents not to call 9-1-1. if they hear fireworks in their neighborhood calls for fireworks on the 4th of july can overwhelm emergency systems

windy weather fire.the day before, destroyed five buildings of residents and children from the health camp, which was found nearby, had to be urgently evacuated. yakutia is now the hottest spot on the map of the country. more than 20,000 hectares of burning forest are extinguished there. and these are only those areas that are located near settlements and other regions are fighting fire, the most difficult situation for the firebomb situation is observed on the territory of the republic of sakha yakutia of the khabarovsk territory. republic of the komi khanty-mansiysk autonomous okrug, as well as the magadan region in the khabarovsk territory, an an-26 cyclone sounding aircraft is involved, which, in the presence of resource clouds, performs work on artificial precipitation in order to extinguish forest fires. in total, one aviary is safe overall. square forest fires per day increased by almost a third to 49,000 hectares in some areas, for example, in the chelyabinsk region, the risk of new fires remains

are up on this fire. so with that smoke as we talked about through 11:00 tonight, you can see the worst of it is up towards the yosemite and tahoe. i don't really see a huge change in that tomorrow. as you're headed up through the sierra, you're really going to have to limit your outdoor exposure. i've got details on the thunderstorm chances in the bay area. i've got my updated look at this in about 15 minutes. >> we'll talk to you then. thank you, jeff. >>> and dozens of bay area firefighters are joining the battle against the fire, which is burning in california. so now they're working 24-hour shifts to protect homes, try to slow the spread of that oak fire, and then as we have been saying trying to gain some grounds. but as local firefighters head for mariposa county, now there is some concern about do we have enough firefighters left to respond if a big fire breaks out here in the bay area? and nbc bay area marianne favro takes a look at that issue. >> reporter: the fire department has sent four firef

this was on fire that was on fire, fire. i'm bar, mountain communities evacuate, leaving behind a child landscape. fly crews continue to baffle the blades near yosemite national park. ah, i've been fizzle, unwelcome cooperation and containment. that's what the u. s. president is reported the asking of his chinese counterpart biden. and she of talked on the phone for the 1st time since roster invaded ukraine. badging has failed to denounce moscow's war . instead, it's threatened, taiwan with invasion. china considered it part of its territory. the island governs itself democratically biden has offered to come to, ty, wants defense. if she tries, where uniting it with the mainland us house we can. nancy pelosi is said to be planning a visit to the island. i think by jing, as board of consequences. if such a high profile visit takes place, michelin, chris knows how long the story for us from washington. what are you expecting to come out of these talks? i would expect a strong rhetoric on both sides to come out of those very re

cal fire says 3 structures on winding way in the oregon house area have been damaged in this fire. >> things have been going well. the fire held very well within our containment lines. last night, i said we had a couple of smokes that we're into your near the head of the fire and obviously along the fire perimeter and along houses. that's what we're trying to concentrate on. so we're trying to get some normalcy for the people. the whole area is de energized with electricity. so we're having pg e work on their infrastructure in there so we can get power back on and work in the best we can to get people back in their homes. but our goal is obviously get people back but be safe at the same time. so we have them out. we have deputies patrolling the evacuated area zones as well to make sure people's homes are taking care of the best. they can buy their eve act out and make sure cal fire safe while working in the fire area. >> residents who did evacuate were told they can go to the sycamore ranch campground at. >> on highway 20 and near browns valley, those who have livestock and also take

more about this fire, and the overall fire season is cal fire public information officer robert foxworthyoining us by phone tonight, robert really appreciate the time. thank you for coming on. let's start first on the electric fire here, as we said one of the largest fires so far this season. you're getting good containment so far. what are the key factors that have allowed those crews to get the upper hand on this fire? so yeah , we're up to 60% contained as of this evening, and it's been really hard work put in by those ground crews that have been able to get those numbers up. um we've been seeing some smoke coming off the fire today and majority of that is actually been coming from some firing operations. basically crews are in there, um, using fire. to burn out some pockets of green fuel to basically strengthen those lines and get that actual what we call black line or burned out area. a little bit larger, so we don't have that chance of fire, basically running towards our lines and jumping those containment lines that we have. so that's what kind of been helping us and i would say a

cal fire's own words on, this explosive fire behavior. it's been effective at spotting where the embers jump ahead. so a little perspective. you're looking at the last -- that's up to now. i was letting a three-hour time lapse play on that fire. the plume was much bigger this afternoon, which likely has a lot to do with the declaration coming out in the last 30 minutes from the governor. because the intensity of the fire today was extreme. that's another word cal fire used. not my word. extreme fire behavior. there's one item behind this, besides the fact we know we're in a significant drought. what's different about the last week? you probably heard the sss t mi intense heat waves. see the areas in red? those are places over the course of the last seven days have experienced the highest temperature, the mean temperature on record going back for the last 40 days wil. we know it's been hot over there you heard the stories but maybe you haven't heard here at home. bay area, we have been getting off easy. easy the last seven days. but there

the fire fuels are ready to go with so many resources committed to the oak fire, the wash burn fire couple weeks ago, we don't want to see any new fires getting going in such steep terrain but that will remain a threat with another surge of monsoonal moisture likely to head our way later this week. not with the dry therm throughothreat for the bay area. thzl out tonight and back and forth, we'll zoom in on a second. the next couple days looking fairly calm. couple more showers popping up on thursday. i think that becomes more likely through the day on friday over the higher elevations of the mountains and the high sierra, we'll keep an eye on that even though cloud to ground lightning strikes not likely to impact the bay area. temperatures now is nice. 60s around the bay, 70s and 80s inland. 86 in livermore, the school pot no surprise season fran 64. it's 60 along the coast. looks nice heading to the a's game against the astros. temperatures game time at 6:40. cooling down to around 60 degrees as the game progresses. we'll see the fog spreading across the bay well into the inland valleys b

ukrainian troops opened fire 59 times in a day on the territory of the republic, in total they fired 397 shells. three civilians were injured from the consequences of shelling, a resident was killed the upper toretsky in the luhansk republic of the people's militia reports that the enemy is suffering losses. in personnel and equipment over the past day. in this direction, the apu had 20 dead and five pieces of destroyed equipment. the prosecutor general's office of the donetsk republic has revealed the details of the investigation. eh, on the fact of the explosion in the drama theater in mariupol, i will remind you that this happened in march. currently. all rubble has been cleared and examined. investigators found no fragments in the basement. air bombs. the explosives probably detonated from inside the building. with this case file, there are eyewitness testimonies that on the eve of people in uniform brought into the theater building, and 14 people became victims of the explosions, their bodies were found on the spot, the message about three hundred victims, which were distributed

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the only fire that's really reach into the lower portion of the grove has been a ground fire k. >> i knowing now that it is 25% contained that that gives us a little bit of hope that it that it won't reach the grove right. >> correct. i mean, it's it's so much better than seeing the 0 there. that was a little confusing because there is black. there is black line around sections of a lot of the work that's being done now, even though there's black line, it may not be straight line. straight line is a lot better line, too, contain a fire with. and so they're tightening up in straighoening out. a lot of those lines aircraft are flying each day. and when they're flying, that tells you a couple things that says one that the winds are not making it too dangerous. and also the smoke situation allows them to at least approach it from different angles. gotcha. >> do we have any idea on a cause of the fire? >> no, we have not been given cause yet. okay. >> i know that other portions of the park do remain open at this point. what should people keep in mind if they are visiting still? >> yeah, t

the fire chief off a california fire last year said california is not fighting a fire season anymore. this is a year round event that fire fighters have to fight fires and that is climate change, global warming. what can you do? you do the best more equipment, more money thrown at the problem and more people, more firefighters. all right, we'll have to leave at their stuff. and simon's in mariposa, california, thanks so much and many countries in europe have also seen major wildfires in recent days of climate change exacerbates heat waves and droughts. germany is the latest with blazes burning in some of its eastern states. and the fire fighting effort has been complicated by unexploded munitions left over from world war 2. huge clouds of smoke rise over southern brandenburg around 850 hacked as of forest, a burning equal to 1200 football fields. it was on the young marshall fighting a large fire hill had become filled and that area we can't access because old munitions might have been dumped the angle helicopters and now helping fight the blaze. but during the night, strong winds spr

also another fire, the washburn fire in yosemite. this will push smoke up toward tahoe tonight. it looks like tomorrow,, also including tahoe as well. if you come this way, you need to watch out for smoke. for details on exactly how hot and your microclimate, i will be back. >> thank you. jeff mentioned some of the largest trees on earth are in danger and that wildfire burns in yosemite national park, the washburn fire near yosemite south entrance, near the campground. campground and hotel have been evacuated. washburn fire started on thursday, and has burned more than 700 acres. it is a 0% contained at this point. firefighters a rising temperatures and decreasing humidity over the weekend are, of course, a concern. flames have made their way inside the mariposa grove of giant sequoia's, one of the most visited spots in yosemite park. crews are working to wrap some of those trees in fire resistant foil. we saw crew do something similar in sequoia national park last year. so far, no reports of major damage to the famous trees. giant sequoia's are known for surviving fire, but wil

the dugouts fired up. everyone's having a good time, but the a's would get no closer, seven straight unanswered runs. not enough rangers win at 11 to 8 the eiffel tower, and all of its glory means we are in paris for the final stage of late tour de france. lots of pomp and circumstance. but today's stage was really a mere formality in terms of the winner joonas ving gagarin, the yellow he's taking it easy with an insurmountable lead and victory in hand. as for the stage itself, plenty of drama that's jasper phillips and overtaking caleb ewan in the sprint to the finish, phillips and just too strong, he wins the stage. but as we said the story was 25 year old vinegar, who listen, this guy used to work in a fish factory. he was the runner up last year, and he takes home cycling's biggest prize for the first time in his career, so tour de france 21 stages up 21 stages down and that is your winner. very impressive. whenever you take that home miles to peddle story he has, though. no jason. thank you. thank you

the fire chief of california fire last year said california is not fighting a fire season anymore. this is a year round event that fire fighters have to fight fires and that is climate change, global warming. and what can you do? you do the best more equipment, more money thrown at the problem and more people, more firefighters. all right, we'll have to leave it lashed on. simon's in mariposa, california. thanks so much. let's take a look now at some of the other stories from around the world. a powerful earthquake has hit the northern philippines, killing at least one person, major tremors, damaged buildings at the epicenter, an abroad province, and forced evacuations. more than 300 kilometers to the south. in the capital, manila is the strongest earthquake to hit the philippines in years. 3 united nations peacekeepers and at least 12 civilians have been killed and dozens injured during 2 days of clashes in the east and democratic republic of congo. the protests was spurred. my complaint that a un mission in the region had failed to protect civilians against militia violence . pol

fire crews climbed up the steep terrain to fight the fire in complete darkness. they said >> that the weather certainly helped them out saying that, you know, it was dark outside colder temperatures, no wind whatsoever. they got to work and put this fire out at 7 acres. they have 11 engines with 40 firefighters working to put out the flames. the fire was contained within less than one hour. crews from all over even murray county were here. crews spent the rest of the morning putting out hot spots. let's hear from the rodeo hercules fire battalion chief. >> early were a mop.ing up the fire. we got all extinguished. we have the guys up on the hill taking care of smoke start to pop up as the sun comes out, the ground starts to heat up. it starts to dismiss smokers start to show up. so we're out there with hand tools and back on some water and i'm trying to stop those out to make sure the fire is completely extinguished. so we don't have to come back out here later on today. >> battalion chief johnson says the water utility district east bay mud. they put in a ton of

he caught fire.ouses standing on the shore flared up, like a torch, the evacuation of the population of the pupils of the children's camp located nearby immediately began. the bus was taken out even earlier. any any. come in, where there is a place of emergency, more than 120 people were pulled together, 34 pieces of equipment and aviation, a helicopter with a device for extinguishing and 2.200 aircraft from the side, populated point across the road. we had threats there. uh, hunting, fire. e, other buildings e, we managed to pull up the power of the means there, water-carrying equipment arrived, organized an uninterrupted supply of hot water. weather poor visibility and caustic air firefighters had to act in extreme conditions to fight. during the day the locals came out. we came to the rescue straight to the diamonds. the announcement was seen by the auxiliary, burnt out by the joint efforts of the units. it was possible to localize the fire in the fire, five buildings were damaged, including three

cal fire reporting just over 80% containment on this fire just this morning, the fire of the number of structures threatened drop to about 450. this fire started burning on the 4th of july. and fire crews say they hope to fully contain the electra fire in just about a week. back here in the bay area, a vegetation fire in pittsburgh move towards a decommissioned power plant on saturday. you may recall the marsh fire burned over 100 acres in mid-june. firefighters stopped it from destroying property, but the blaze continue to burn contra costa fire devoting extra resources from the air and the ground to attack this fire. it grew to about 200 acres before crews stopped the flames from spreading any further. thick smoke, though, could be spotted in surrounded air surrounding areas in antioch and oakley. but firefighters managed to keep the flames away from homes. the fire department saying they will continue to monitor this fire until it is fully put out. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a vacant building catches fire in san leandro. what officials say could be the cause. and vanes

washburn fire. thousands of people are under mandatory evacuation. >> sheriff came up. you got to go now. >> it's just like a hurricane. >> we got stuff together and i went up the hill to look. i was like oh, my god. it's coming fast. >> yesterday governor newsom declared a state of emergency for maricopa county as the flames spread. the fire is so powerful that embers are starting spot fires two miles out. containment at 0%. >>> crews from the north bay are heading to the fire near yosemite. sonoma county fire tweeted out several rigs leaving yesterday afternoon. >>> take a look at this. this will might be hard to decipher. this is a bird's-eye view of the fire. you can see how huge lights, the hot spots and the flames spreading. the oak fire destroyed 10 structures. we will turn to the monkeypox outbreak. the world health organization declares it a public health emergency of international concern. today in the bay explains that the world health organization is activating the highest alert in hopes

with the fire. what are the consequences? did you manage to save anything? information hour, we start with the situation in the donbass, the shelling came all over the kiev region. donetsk is, the dead 15 people were wounded , this was reported at the headquarters of the defense. the dpr also reported that ukrainian militants fired 10 hailstones at the kuibyshev region. in total, within 2 hours, gorlovka was shelled three times and donetsk twice, and the situation in the dpr report by evgeny davydov , the outskirts of donetsk under powerful artillery fire ukrainian military kiev kirovsky districts arrival after arrival direct hit on the roof of a high-rise building there is glass in my room. the hood is out, please good morning. and good night. ukrainian shells are exploding in donetsk and hayish gorlovka there are casualties among the civilian population. eat and there was an explosion, but still shoot today all day long suffered. he house is a summer kitchen and a man is shrapneled in the head aft

an unusual spite of forest fires, dw mates, the fire crews, and struggling to save haunt. ah, i am rebecca for it is welcome to the program, russian and ukrainian forces on trading rocket attacks as they struggle over territory in the months long invasion. officials in mich, ally of in the south say, several people are dead after a new russian missile strike. meanwhile, russia claims that training missiles had struck a prison in the occupied don at craig and killing, at least 40 ukrainian prisoners of wool at claim cannot be verified. today's attacks follow several on thursday across various regions, including near the capitol cave, with from the ruins of this hotel. rescuers pull a man from the rubble alive. not every one was so lucky when russian rockets hit buck moved on thursday. the city in the doughnuts region has been hit again and again. i indiscriminate russian shelling part of moscow stalled efforts to claim ukraine's east for but in the country south keeps as a counter offensive is moving forward. the city of her son fell to russian forces early on in the war. u

the fire has burned m acres so . this making it the largest fire in the state so far. cal fire says at least 10 billions have been destroyed, including some homes. thousands of structures remain threatened and more than 6000 people have been told to evacuate. jobina is tracking the latest developments. jobina: try summer heat and drought conditions have made for a dangerous combination. fire activity was not as extreme yesterday. crews were able to make progress . there is a lot of dry fuel and difficult terrain making this harder. >> further down the road the fire starts to intensify. those trees will be coming down. all of the fuel is burning with high intensity. jobina: damage inspection teams were able to get into some of the burned areas yesterday to begin their assessment and governor newsom declared a state of emergency over the weekend that allows additional resources and aid to respond to the fire. kumasi: there is more help from the bay area to the oak fire. this morning a strike team where ryan curry is right now. what do you know? ryan: that team left just

and our fire fire firefighters are trying to save life and then property.t's our goal. >> no one knows when this fire will be contained. >>> let's show you what it looks like outside. luckily the has hasn't gotten here yet. what you're seeing is fog. our cameras captured fog. the concern is whether we're going to see some of that home from the fire. let's bring in our meteorologist shaun. >> the worse of that smoke ich i will show you here in a second is going to be headed to yosemite and tahoe. we're okay here in the bay area. steep terrain from two to 3,000 plus feet. unfortunately th has already moved through jersey dale. also hitting parts of zara. tomorrow a high of 94. winds at 90 miles per hour. the way this is blowing, it could push toward the washburn fire scar. as we get through, it's near the purple that's heading toward tahoe while we deal with the air quality. thunderstorms khapblss chances we're tracking right now into tomorrow morning. >>> that's good to know. >>> more monkey pox cases continue to rise throughout the country here in the bay a

yakutia and the north of the khabarovsk territory in forest fires fires burn tens of thousands of hectarestoday dry thunderstorms can thunder, setting fire to forests. what other weather facts contribute to the spread of flames and is it worth counting on heavy rains in the region? this weather is a joint project of the russia 24 tv channel centrophobos. i'm ksenia levitskaya hello because of the fires in the khabarovsk territory. yakutia has a state of emergency of federal significance. it was introduced in a simplified manner so that additional forces from other regions. although in fact. this year, the total area of ​​fires in the far east is three times less compared to the previous year, and yet now we are talking about serious fires. more than ten thousand hectares of forest areas have been engulfed in order to assist in extinguishing fires . farms have been sent to the region, and about 400 workers. e federal and reg. avialisohrany, which, among other things, carry out explosive work on the most remote fires in order to lay support and barrier strips of smoke, from fires extends for

at least four involved building fires. 18 vegetation fires. seven injury calls and 517 police calls. those are the numbers on the right-hand side. that's actually 450 fewer fireworks calls than last year in 2021. >>> illegal fireworks are being blamed for a house fire that destroyed a home in pittsburg. it happened last night at 5:00 on lindburg drive. fire officials say it was started by people setting off fireworks in the area. the two people inside the home were able to grab their pets and make it out safely. they fear that home is a total loss. that house fire was one of 30 fires contra costa county responded to that involved illegal fireworks. the agency says incidents are decreasing year over year. in 2021, they responded to 53 fires and that number was down from 2020. >>> firefighters in solano county worked quickly to put out a 22-acre brush fire today called the nelson fire sparked just before 1:00 this afternoon in fairfield. that's near 80 and solano city college where the fire burned. there was a brief evacuation order for people l