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in sonoma county and there are new evacuations being ordered to were the areas of forestville and granville as firefighters try to stop some advancing. this morning, the walbridge fire roared down wallace creek road near healdsburg. this is what our cameras found before the sun came up. several homes burning. firefighters were nowhere in sight. this was an area that was under anevac nt scrambling for safety. here is the latest evacuation map in that area of sonoma county including a huge r, arnd foree, highy 116 and green valley road. the walbridge fire has rnthan 2 contained. >> each day i come and check it out and pick up a few more objects that i realize i might like to have should everything else go. i am trying to live with the idea that my material possessions will be gone. >> the good news on that fire, more firefighters are headed to the front lines. personnel has doubled in the past 24 hours. this fire is part of the lnu lightning complex which has burned more than 219,000 acres. it is 7% contained. it is burning across five counties. almost 500 buildings have burned. homes and bus

it is still threatening communities along the lower russian river including granville and real nato. a cal fire division chief says the walbridge fire is the agency's top priority within the lnu complex. >> resources were able to maintain that line along springwater springs road last night. it has gotten over the road a little bit but it did not make the run as we anticipated and the burning conditions overnight were not as severe as they were the night prior. >> another blaze, the myers fire north of jenner has burned 3000 acres. both the myers and walbridge fires are 0% contained. we brought you live updates from cal fire this morning on a cbsn bay area. we are streaming for free 24 hours a day on www.kpix.com , on apple tv, and other streaming devices. stay with kpix 5, we will have continuing coverage with all of the lightning sparked fires on air and online. >>> lyft has just suspended rider operations in california. the move comes after court granted a preliminary injunction against uber and lyft. last week, a judge said the companies must reclassify drivers as employees instea

. >> reporter: another apparent lightning caused fire and now granville, jenner, monterio and other areas north of the russian river are under evacuation orders. the river area is full of dry canyons ready to burn. >> it is definitely grown. you can see the billowing smokes in the breeze. >> reporter: eager for updates, residents of austin creek recreation area evacuate as a fire on the parks edge and north of armstrong wood state reserve exposed to more than 500 acres. early evacuations clear the way should fire crews need in and people need out. >> i saw the smoke from my house, but the road is long and winding. >> we deal with hundreds to thousands of people per day in a park like this. >> reporter: it was a scramble finding and evacuating hikers, campers and households. >> four or dues five different sites. >> reporter: this fire is called 13-four. with so many starts, cal fire is keeping track by number instead of name. >> research was stretched thin before the fire started. >> reporter: the sonoma and napa wildfires are being managed is one complex to streamline strategy and monitor

and after the break wildfire coverage continues here on kron 4 news at 6 we'll have a report from granville as the lnu complex fires have ravaged more than 352 >>we know that the wildfires of course have forced thousands of people to evacuate their homes, some of them and very little notice a lot of them have not been ordered to evacuate, but they continue to get warnings from cal fire. they've got to be ready to leave at a moment's notice conference grant lotus is in the newsroom has been breaking down where these orders and warnings are happening and how people can get the information. grant well kron 4 dot com. we posted all the info there several link so that is a great resource is all different jurisdictions are. >>putting that info on the internet want to show you a cal fire map give you a little perspective of the situation in the north bay where that massive lnu complex is burning 2 separate fires really they've just been grouped together for simplicity cal fire's resources are stretched thin, so this one here on the left is sonoma county and this larger swath here on the right incl

>> reporter: i am at the hills north of granville. the walbridge fire is up to my left. where i am standing, you can also see the other fire burning in sonoma county. that is the myers fire. it is out along the coast. there are also evacuations associated with that fire. sonoma county dealing with two significant fires, limited resources. as you heard, the concern that the weather would change later today, move that fire back down through the middle afternoon. we will be following it for you. here in sonoma county, wilson walker, kpix 5. >>> even if you're not near a fire today, chances are you're smelling the smoke or seeing the ash. we are taking a live look from our salesforce tower camera as we look over the bay. you can see those hazy skies. meteorologist mary lee as a closer look at that . >> conditions keep on getting worse. unhealthy air quality, watching all of that smoke and tracking it for you. here is a live look at our mt. hamilton camera. temperatures are in the mid-70s. into the 90s for concorde and for livermore. we will continue to watch those temperatur

he was calling in around granville when he got evacuated for a forest fire. i'll be speaking on his behalf tonight. he was at half the meeting. i'm have somarts cultural center, and we've been around in this location for about 41 years, maybe 42. we've had our occupancy, entertainment, and late night permits since 2001, when around the commission was formed. we are a nonprofit arts space in a city owned building. we do not hold in-house alcohol or a food permits. we do single-use nonprofit food permitting as needed. so we do our own internal food, and most of our most events are receptions, galas. as kaitlyn mentioned we filed for fundraisers. [inaudible]. >> i'm going to share my screen really quickly, and -- i'm going to show you the area, but basically, we have a small outdoor parking lot area, and since covid is in full swing, we want to be able to activate it legitimately, with amplified sound. we often have crowds gather out there, but we want to make using amplified sound official. >> are you requesting access or are you able to do it? oh, there you go

before it gets over that ridge again or or continue to climb down that ridge i guess so i i came from granville there's mandatory evacuation orders in guerneville do you have friends there. >>known on that area, heard there could possibly be a mandatory evacuation coming through healdsburg soon so we're just kind of waiting to hear what happens and go from there. >>over on the other side we can see napa and they we've got flames coming in so you're kind of sandwiched in between 2 major fires, yeah try to decide where to go if they doing baucus so it's maybe maybe had no no muslim population at south you know santa rosa, san francisco bay area and everything to get out here, we're just trying to see you know where their quality is going to be good for kids and families here too so it's pretty dark right now so do you have your go go bag packed were we hope we don't have to go. but yet we're my wife and kids are are ready to go and i may stay here to hold down the fort if if i can if not where we were all ready to go. okay figures cross fingers crossed prayers everything and we're hoping for the

this is in around the granville area. you can notice that humidity area.e do have some wind , 50 mile per hour winds . our temperatures of a little bit last robust. and certainly the humidity helps. take a look near santa cruz. this is the cc you lightning fire. were having a lot of that influence. 12 mile-per-hour wind. i >bwould love to see that in single digits. poor air quality. were king a live look at san francisco right now. we are under despair the air  alert. we do have a lot of particulates in the air. we are in the unhealthy zone. a little bit better for south- central. obviously, these things change very quickly as these fires continue to rage. you can see where there is rain coming into the pacific northwest. that help to usher back in are marine layer. it was only about 1000 feet but it helps. we have that north northwesterly flow. these numbers are all under 10 miles per hour with the exception of half moon bay where we tend to get th sea breeze coming in stronger. middle p, 27 miles per hour. when you get up to those peaks, that is where s

made one arrest for a person interviewed a disaster area and now a couple days ago own i don't and granville. so these so we've had now about a 150 law enforcement that include. la agency in francisco police department kept this kosher of this better rovers us overnight by roe versus the raw patrolling the area, there's a spot to check points in 31 proactive law enforcement are going up or contacting people that are involved. evacuation areas and if they're doing something illegal and they're interactive europe. allard it is ok though is it or is it not ok for people to go in. >>who live in the area and see if their homes left standing because sometimes they say well, you know there's certain homes burned certain not but we can't let you back in yet to find out which is yours. >>yes, the are not forced to go back and some of the people that have contacted in most areas refused to leave so they are told they have to leave. and that there were you know we have to pick a passion about thing people we understand a peep are frustrated, they're scared they're concerned about the property back afte

made one arrest for a person interviewed a disaster area and now a couple days ago own i don't and granville. so these so we've had now about a 150 law enforcement officer and that includes. la agency in francisco police department kept kosher of this better rovers us overnight by roe versus the raw patrolling the area, there's a spot to check points in 31 proactive law enforcement are going out or contacting people that are involved. evacuation areas and if you're doing something illegal and they're interactive europe. allard it is ok though is it or is it not ok for people to go in. >>who live in the area and see if their homes left standing because sometimes they say well, you know there's certain homes burned certain not but we can't let you back in yet to find out which is yours. >>yes, the are not forced to go back and some of the people that have contacted in most areas refused to leave so they are told they have to leave. and that there were you know we have to pick a passion about thing people we understand a peep are frustrated, they're scared they're concerned about the property b

and it's very close so that's why they've evacuated a lot of this area we know the granville school district has said even though we're social distance learning for distance learning at home. a school is canceled today they want to make sure people concentrate on evacuating. and right now i'm just looking there's ash falling from the sky smoke very thick, so if you have been notified to evacuate. definitely leave the area. it is time because they are doing everything they can from preventing it from spreading. but we just don't know what those winds it could be a dangerous situation you guys for now send it back to in the studio. >>all right, thanks. a lot sarah. an ok from here let's continue our team coverage. we have fires burning also in san mateo and santa cruz counties this morning. a fire that's grown in size overnight reyna harvey is on the scene and rainy we're talking about the crew's coordinating behind you what's going on right now. >>right so many of those cruise darya and james have handed out we're going to show you are in scotts valley right now it's about a town of 11,000 pe

he was calling in around granville when he got evacuated for a forest fire.i'll be speaking on his behalf tonight. he was at half the meeting. i'm have somarts cultural center, and we've been around in this location for about 41 years, maybe 42. we've had our occupancy, entertainment, and late night permits since 2001, when around the commission was formed. we are a nonprofit arts space in a city owned building. we do not hold in-house alcohol or a food permits. we do single-use nonprofit food permitting as needed. so we do our own internal food, and most of our most events are receptions, galas. as kaitlyn mentioned we filed for fundraisers. [inaudible]. >> i'm going to share my screen really quickly, and -- i'm going to show you the area, but basically, we have a small outdoor parking lot area, and since covid is in full swing, we want to be able to activate it legitimately, with amplified sound. we often have crowds gather out there, but we want to make using amplified sound official. >> are you requesting access or are you able to do it? oh, there you go.

he was calling in around granville when he got evacuated for a forest fire.i'll be speaking on his behalf tonight. he was at half the meeting. i'm have somarts cultural center, and we've been around in this location for about 41 years, maybe 42. we've had our occupancy, entertainment, and late night permits since 2001, when around the commission was formed. we are a nonprofit arts space in a city owned building. we do not hold in-house alcohol or a food permits. we do single-use nonprofit food permitting as needed. so we do our own internal food, and most of our most events are receptions, galas. as kaitlyn mentioned we filed for fundraisers. [inaudible]. >> i'm going to share my screen really quickly, and -- i'm going to show you the area, but basically, we have a small outdoor parking lot area, and since covid is in full swing, we want to be able to activate it legitimately, with amplified sound. we often have crowds gather out there, but we want to make using amplified sound official. >> are you requesting access or are you able to do it? oh, there you go.

above granville, dry timber fuels the march east towards ellsberg, with nothing to stop it.nds living in west sonoma county have cleared out. and in napa county, evacuations are expanding as well. >> we saw the smoke and it was close. it was really threatening and it really frightened us. >> the sprawling hennessy glaze is the in a cal fire zone, that includes fires in 5 counties, under one command. >> the big message here is take care of each other, check on your neighbors. >> reporter: authorities ask for calm, aware it is a stressful time, especially for past fire survivors. >> we realize this is a trigger point for many in the public and we ask that you please go to your plan: make that decision and please leave her home. the last thing we want is for people to be trapped in their homes and not be able to get out. >> reporter: the incident commander calls on people to be resilient, but admits, with resources stretched thin, he has only five helicopters at any one time. and can lose aircraft to other fires. >> we can have them working on what we have hefirenorth lake coun