took five kittens embedded deeply with the fire hoses and this is a training truck and the hoses wereabout to be yanked out. >> that is not a good spot for them. if we had been in the academy when that was going on and they were up there they would've like the come out and a rapid fashion during one of the drills. >> reporter: they could have been crushed if the hoses were deployed and they would not have come out so the humane society responded and with the help of the firefighters were finally removed. they are called fire cats and now need a home. >> this is barry. he is a black cat. we do know that mostly black cats tend to have a harder time getting adopted >> reporter: why is that? >> sometimes it is superstition. >> reporter: this cat has cheated death once already and eight more lights to go and all are healthy, playful and friendly. >> reporter: the humane society says they handle more than 5700 cat rescues every >> tmom cat was nowhto be found. as well but they were really young and they could not have survived in their own. >> we have grown up with the adage of rescuing cat

i'm carrying hoses. i'm not even wearing the air tank, but just going up those stairs, trying to get the hoses to line up without kinking, trying to pay attention to detail while you're breathing heavy. my legs were burning. remembering to even grab the nozzle. i just kept replaying in my head, like, all the steps. young: just want him to get through it, 'cause i know, uh, the rappelling part is a big issue. let's just hope that he's done everything right so far, getting those hoses together. he's going to the roof, guys! -he's getting to the roof! -linnett: come on, murph! lee: i see him, i see him up there! callie: come on, murph! -there he is! there he is! -hopefully, his aim is good. there he goes. pressure is going on. water's going through! (cheering, shouting) murph: my hands are trembling right now, 'cause it's the first time i ever handled a fire hose, so there's a lot of power there. ready to spray it down. his aim is good. -going for the second one. -(whooping, shouting) it's time to climb dow

. >> it is right appear in the hose bed.it was about look, this isn't my first rodeo... and let me tell you something, i wouldn't be here if i thought reverse mortgages took advantage of any american senior, or worse, that it was some way to take your home. it's just a loan designed for older homeowners, and, it's helped over a million americans. a reverse mortgage loan isn't some kind of trick to take your home. it's a loan, like any other. big difference is how you pay it back. find out how reverse mortgages really work with aag's free, no-obligation reverse mortgage guide. eliminate monthly mortgage payments, pay bills, medical costs, and more. call now and get your free info kit. other mortgages are paid each month, but with a reverse mortgage, you can pay whatever you can, when it works for you, or, you can wait, and pay it off in one lump sum when you leave your home. discover the option that's best for you. call today and find out more in aag's free, no-obligation reverse mortgage loan guide. access tax-free cash and

he is so cute. >> he's holding that hose very naturally. he'll be a good firefighter. thanks for watching. er: nbc spoe of the olympic games, the nhl, the triple crown, the tour championship, and primetime's number one show, "monday night football," only on nbc >>> leading a team with a vision of a stanley cup, anders lee has done that with goals every game of this series to refocus the his team, jake voracek needs to be a big-time player starting tonight. it's game four, from toronto

. >> reporter: workers were hosing down roofs at the treatment plant near lake hennessy. >> it looks like the winds have picked up which is never a good thing beingw. that's not a good thing either. >> reporter: neighbors say this home was destroyed by fire. the family living here had evacuated. almost 2,000 homes remain under threat. firefighters scored a huge victory today. this historic family winery was saved. >> i think it's a miracle. >> reporter: phil is thanking cal fire crews and his cousins with water hoses for saving his family's winery. look how close the fire got to one of california's oldest winery built in 1980. >> this redwood could survive this kind of fire when everything else is total destruction. >> reporter: firefighters say they need more resources to fight these fires which pose so many challenges. >> biggest challenge is terrain, accessibility getting crews into those areas to fight that fire, really steep, rugged terrain, a lot of thick brush. fire consuming a lots of that thick vegetation in there. >> reporter: the fire fight starts again wednesday morning.

in the initial chaotic hours th e fi ghtere watersr or pull any hoses. just simply focused on saving lives and we spoke with one family. they jumped in the car and tried to drive through the flames on both sides of the road. the vehicle caught fire and then they ran on foot. >> i got all my children out and everything but then i just panicked a little bit. and it took me a so ilwhmy husband was iving th had to leave the car. and it lking wn by myself. med i got all flames the on ndmy shoe. but i made it. god saved me. >> reporter: now this map shows the approximate area of the evacuation zone. the area anthe mandatory evac o stretches from cherry glen in the south to blue ridge road to the north. that's about 12 miles long again. many, many families affected here and i got to say just standing here is a trees fallin over. cracking and falling over and u hear the explosions from propane and i'm going to quiet down and see calisten to this. this hissing noise. because this is a rural area of vacaville. everyone out here is on propane and the tanks are just

water hose spraying] negros through rocks and bottles at police.an's and your rights swept through nearpart -- riots and riots swept through this part. wouldaders accepted there be no let up in demonstrations. it had aroused bitterness and frustration among the negro community. the police represented the white authority which had held him down. the resentment came to the surface in a violent outburst. in five days 2500 negros were arrested. they fill the jails and other detention corridors and what dr. king called fulfillment of a dream. the head of the justice department, bert marshall, was sent to birmingham to try and regenerate stop negotiations going on behind the scenes. governor george wallace and state troopers tried to subdue racial turbulence. 10th,ttlement came on may or segregation within 90 days downtown, better job opportunities and creation of a biracial committee. the demonstrations and the boycott of downtown birmingham, which had caused businesses severe losses, were called off. and sparked a wave of demonstrations elsewhere. the

we're starting to pick up our hose and bring back all the materials that we use to fight fires. from winters down to vacaville, solano county, the vaca area, pleasant valley road. we are still continuing to mop up, doing calls for service and doing some additional mop-up and patrol and getting ready for repopulation operations. from fairfield north to atlas peak, working on repopulation and cleaning u a lot of our resources to extinguish the fire and continuing to prepare the area for repopulation. basically atlas peak up to about calistoga or just above calistoga, more resources, mop-up, patrol starting to haul back materials. and then we get to the highest priority of the fire, which is branch 20, which is the northwest portion of the fire which is from basically palisades all the way up to middletown. this is the highest priority of the fire and the last piece that we have to pick up. last night on the north end up by middletown, we started firing, using backfire to come south and to tie into right above calistoga and then working down to finish this area above schwartz creek

roof so that could put out spot fires a garden hose up on the roof of that building over there. >>assessment teams are surveying the damage residents can expect to come home in a week, but the areas hit hard by the fire. could take weeks to come home in scotts valley, gayle, ong kron 4 news. >>well in the santa cruz mountains fire crews are quite literally fighting fire with fire as we know it's a technique that they've used where they set backfires to help protect certain areas in this case felton and other communities there in the san lorenzo valley just north of santa cruz with kron four's rob fladeboe given a closer look at their efforts there. >>hot spot at the time firefighters are gaining ground on the czu lightning complex fire in the santa cruz mountains. it's hoped backfires here along felt an empire road from upper fall creek to empire grade where one encounters many of those spot fires down trees, falling rocks and thick smoke will help keep the fire away from felton been lawman and neighborhoods in the nearby san lorenzo valley. >>and that way so when the main fire

adjusting it home and it's like well so miles it's like peta vermilion committed to you know with a hose is crazy. this is one of the crazier things i have seen he's trying to put out some fires that really are in the middle of nowhere as far as his lot is concerned so i don't know what he is really doing what he turned off his engine. let me see if i could talk to skews me sir. excuse me sir. you want to get you're talking to somebody you have a baby has gone well over our land was nothing in particular farm. he has he has a beef farm so maybe he's trying to stop it from moving towards be farm. but nonetheless i mean the that's gasoline that's not you could go up in flames and excuse me sir. now i guess not hear me so the bottom line is you can see people desperate to do whatever they possibly can even risking their lives at story-ahead is bright orange let me see if i could stop this. police officer here let me see if i can tell him what's going on and see it is going to do anything about that this guy you see back and talk to them, i know when it is made to evacuate. the sheriff accur

notice everybody knows about the smuggling networks everyone knows the woman who rents her garden hose to the migrants so they can watch their featured but they all know how much it costs. that they all know about the taxi driver who will tell the migrants when the police have gone or when they're taking a lunch break the coronavirus has just uncovered that reality you know this woman that migrants paid trafficking networks as much as $200.00 to smuggle them across the border. kusturica does not publish the nationalities of coronavirus patients but many blame the net correct u.n. workers for the growing number of covert 19 cases as well as raising tensions the pandemic is highlighting the precarious conditions enjoyed by my clients forced to cross central america's borders to find work. during the coronavirus pandemic dancing has been banned in many venues clubs remain shut including in berlin so the scene is looking for alternatives legal ones. berlin's club scene is world famous but corona is threatening its existence. clubs like this one have been empty for months. a vaccine is the

take a flow tube, hook on your hose from the gravity embalmer, stick that in the carotid artery. now, besides the carotid artery is the jugger vain. you pull that up and cut it off completely. reason being, i want to push all of the blood out of the body. when i get the embalming fluid to come out on both sides when i cut that off, i'm done. very easy to know when you're done. during the civil war, if the doctor had fortified, sounds like he would hook them up at the same time and make a pile of money. no, they could not do that. morticians in 2019 still cannot do that. we can only still do one person at a time. when you start embalming, you have to stay with a person and give them a massage. reason being, we want to help move the fluid through the body. how we know where it's at, the tissue becomes rigid. so, the upper level has become rigid, but the lower leg hasn't. we now have a blood clot to get rid of. this is a vac pump. stick that in the jugger vin, work it back and forth, get blood to come out. back to your massage and you hit another spot that won't get it, work the pum

this is all they got a few buckets and basic hoses but the farmers he had determined to battle the raging fires in the amazon rain forest. for the water buffalo to want it's now out of control we're trying to save animals and save houses that's the most important thing right now look at what we're doing to nature look at that just turning everything into coal and smoke. more than 10000 fires have been recorded in the 1st weeks of august alone the worst on record the fires are usually manmade to clear land for farming and ranching it's illegal but for many it's the only way to survive. but. we don't want to destroy anyone's lives i'm just clearing a field to bring up some cows. but there it is the brazilian government is now under mounting pressure to stop the forest fires though president joe you both are narrow has dispensed the military to assist with fighting the fires the president has also denied the fire as exist. because of course feel free after want because it's a rain forest like most of you it does not catch fire so this story that the amazon burns with fire is a lie and we mus

notice everybody knows about the smuggling networks everyone knows the woman who rents her garden hose to the migrants so they can wash their feet chart but they all know how much it costs. that they all know about the taxi driver who will tell the migrants when the police have gone or when they're taking a lunch break the coronavirus has just uncovered that reality you know it's almost got that migrants paid trafficking networks as much as $200.00 to smuggle them across the border minister's admit there's little they can do about the illegal employment. the legal framework does not allow finest to be imposed on business owners who employ undocumented nicaraguan harvest workers says that for this we need to you have to show decision on whether there is a legal infringement. with. costa rica does not have wished the nationalities of coronavirus patients but many blame the nicaraguan workers for the growing number of covert 900 cases as well as raising tensions the pandemic is highlighting the precarious conditions in june by migrants forced to cross central america's borders to find wor

opposition promising to install a new interim president ahead of new elections i would turn by car it's a hose less appeal here in mali than it does abroad. while here in germany a researchers have put on a concert in the name of science hundreds of volunteers that filled a stadium in the city of lights for an experiment testing whether indoor events can be held as. safely during the coronavirus and demick the results will be closely watched by music fans and concert promoters around the world. standing in line for an experiment more than one and a half 1000 people have come to participate in a test to determine how concert halls and sports stadiums might be used during the coronavirus pandemic. or whatever we want to do our part to help fight the head demick eye with basketball fans from dresden and we're hoping that when winter comes we can go back into the stadium. everyone here is wearing a tracer that will record their movements around the lot sigurd rina there are 3 scenarios one with social distancing one with some distancing and one with strict distancing participants were tested for t

some children have been hurt falling from hoses or getting tangled up in the tricity lines there have been several fetal accidents. have also injured unsuspecting passers by that's something that was damaged upcoming against them and got these injuries from a kite last week that was really painful and i had to put lots of cream on it for a better ownership issue but see if i get them because they know that it. egypt's government has other concerns and says cakes could be used for spying or even for dropping bombs and authorities acted in the cities of cairo and alexandria the past time was burned at short notice thanks to lawmakers khaled abu talib he says he's keeping the people safe. and i'm glad to hear some cameras are no bigger than 3 centimeters he could be used to fill military sites sensitive areas that are not open to the public and we're filming is not a load to ask. the band. family by surprise they have been making colorful decorative kate for 20 years. lately this n'est had been booming they were selling $100.00 coats a month but not anymore even so the plan to continue a

you see that right there, the hose? g sto a tand a chance aryinga use that to spray done some of the property that you can see is a complete loss. many of the trees in the he intense flames.en, havnvegi t you can also see some cars in the distance again toward the back of this property completely charred. you can only i omaginen the terror in this family's heart as they had to t up in the middle of the night, get to safety as quickly as possible so they weren't trapped in this home as it burned to the ground. this is what folks are dealing with here. at one pntd intpseen the flames made matters worse for those people trying to evacuate this morning. your heart just bak ws clearly everything. i'm julian glover, abc 7 news. >> thank you for your report. >>> evacuation centers have been opened in vacaville this morning. ulatis and mcbride have been teb the fairgrounds and small animals can be dropped off at the animal shelter. and of course preparing to evacuate can be very stressful and confusing. so we've put together so

he's using a generator and fire hoses to pump water from his swimming pool on to the flames. >> let the homeowner take care of their own property, if you guys cannot. >> he lost a barn and a few cars and his wine cellar. his house is still standing and he wants to keep it that w it w that saved his house, but his noticed the house start to catch fire. >> the five redwood posts holding up the front of the property were on fire, so i went to a five-gallon bucket and went to his pool and started throwing water on his. >> johnson's house and boat were fully engulfed, so realizing he could not do anything to save his place, he pitched in to help his neighbor. >> something fairly good happened, as opposed to losing everything everywhere. >> firefighters joined the fight as the fire rages on, and johnson hopes they can get a handle on it. >> it's too late for me, and a lot of others. >> in addition to losing his house mike johnson also lost his treasured antique collection, and this is all that is left of it. eut here, again, there are families that have lost everything and unfortunately a sol

. >> these five kittens were found in the fire hoses on an engine.y could have been crushed if the hoses were deployed but thankfully they were rescued with the help from the humane society. >> if we had been in the academy, and they were up there, they would have likely come out in a rapid fashion during one of the drills. >> we did look for her there. they could not have survived on their own. >> you can add to the family of those cats. they are up for adoption at the humane society. it is 5:56. streaming on cbsn bay area, a passionate plea from a bay area health official. the concerns over shutng too many businesses despite a spike in cases. >>> proper have been shot in east oakland. i will have a live update after the break. >>> we are taking a look outside before we go to break. this is the camera on treasure island that we have pointed at the bay bridge. we want to give you a reminder that we have a new app and we give you easy 24 seven access to cbsn bay area as >>> live from the bay area studios, this is kpix 5 this morning. >>> right now on

opposition promising to install a new interim president ahead of new elections i would turn by kites a hose less appeal here in mali than it does abroad. well here in germany researchers have put on a concert in the name of science hundreds of volunteers a fills a stadium in the city of lights for an experiment to see how the corona virus can spread at indoor event. it are tracking devices to monitor their movements and use fluorescent disinfectant to identify high touch surfaces all with the goal of finding out how to hold events safely during a pandemic at a standing in line for an experiment more than one and a half 1000 people have come to participate in a test to determine how concert halls and sports stadiums might be used during the coronavirus pandemic. or whatever we want to do our part to help fight the penn demick with basketball fans from dresden and we're hoping that when winter comes we can go back into the stadium. everyone here is wearing a tracer that will record their movements around the light cigarette there are 3 scenarios one with social distancing one with some distan

. >> they've laid out hoses around the house.>> we are pretty set up and ready the road. >> cal fire admits resources are spread thin, there are dozens of fires l acro northern california. the continued heat wave is not making things any easier for firefighters. >> these itionsaren't nducive to controofthe fi. ndco with as many buyers that are going on, resources are limited to some extent. >> most of the neighborhoods on the southwest side of the lake were evacuated late this afternoon. people loading up what they could and of urs.>> we' just tta ermataken t pictures off drives, just ever rdat hameans anything. >> another series of fires burning in southern san mateo has forced the evacuation of four communities. dearborn park, and pescadero creek county park, and one man we spoke to has odonre asr fogo sticking around. >> i am with the fire department here, so once we finished packing i will head to the fire station and see how >> a ve lookom san francisco where ash is drifting into the city. we see some pretty lousy air all er thing alnn y begitobay a also shrouding the costa coty

for example, when a bulldozer might be used, and when, you know, a hose line might be brought in. >> good question. what you are hearing incident commanders talk about a little bit a dozer line. meaning there are hundreds of dozers work on these fire lines cutting down brush and trees and trying to get down to natural earth to try to create a barrier from where the fire is located and more fuel and forest area. if they can create that line, sometimes it can keep the fire from progressing. that's called a defensive attack. a lot of the containment you see on these lines have dozer lines. now they want to get in there with hand crews and put hose lines down there, so they can start to put out hot spots in those areas, because they don't want spot fires, and they don't want the fires to jump those lines. so they've got containment in the teens, but it's a precarious containment. >> yeah. and, mark, you mentioned the challenges. go ahead and talk about some of the challenges that still exist. >> well, as we know, we just heard a few moments guy, there are still evacuation orders over in

the hills around healdsburg dry creek valley, this is what passed as firefighting most of today, hosing down smoldering trees, cutting and trying to stay the head of a wall bridge fire that's been hard to catch and difficult to contain for more than a week. >> when you hear about a fire line, this is a classic example. this cleared. this over here burned. over there, that's where they don't want the fire to go. >> a lot of fires rushing in the communities are deep in the wooded forest area. it's deep and accessible in an area that hasn't burned since the 1900s. still, figuring out where the containment lines are can be tricky. >> reporter: speaking of tricks, winemakers will need to call on a few. the good news is this is one of the earliest harvests on record but they could not predict smoke so thick that at times they could not see from one side of the valley to another. >> the short-term damage might be some of the vineyards have got sloped taint. they will be in the higher elevations. the lower elevation vineyards, valley floor vineyards, probably suffered pretty well. >> reporter:

reporter: neighborhoods fend for themselves as they work to protect homes with shovels and garden hoses. we reached out to cal fire to see why crew did not use fire hi hydrants. cal fire leader is saying the first night they only had 15 engines and we are out gunned by mother nature so they were forced to triage their response in order to save the most homes. >> reporter: tonight staffing has greatly improved. 26 more engines from out of state are here at the fire and by wednesday national guard troops will be moving in. they're going to be used as field crews. reporting live in santa cruz county, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> thank you, marianne. you can see the santa cruz mountains. you can see the aircraft coming in one after the other picking up water to drop off the flames. they have eyes above the helicopter, that's how they are filming this making sure pie lester hopilots and crew members are safe doing this. evacuation warnings continue for parts of the tri-valley. morgan hill now, the south bay, hundreds of evacuated residents can only watch and worry as the szu fire g

. >> and they're driving around with pickup trucks and shovels and garden hose. >> reporter: we reached out to cal fire to ask why fire crews didn't use private hydrants and they said they may have not had the adjustments. the first night they only had 15 engines and were outgunned by mother nature and forced to triage the response in order to save the most homes. i want to point out another concern. you see this sign behind me. it said looter goes home. looting has been a big problem at this fire. a lot of people coming in from alameda county and other areas and stealing from people who had to evacuate. now the sheriff's department said they are cracking down on these looters and so far they have arrested more than eight people. reporting live in santa cruz county, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> and this is why the air quality is so unhealthy. look at all of the smoke. at the czu fire over san gregoria, so north of peska daro, you could see the haze and the smoke and multiply this by three major other fires zones and that is the smoke that we're seeing and breathi

one neighbor rushed out and began spraying one of the victims with a garden hose. >> the smell was horrific. to see the lady burned. to see her innards. i don't know what makes somebody do this. terrifying. absolutely terrifying to knowck >> the suspect faces attempted murder charges and was also injured in the fire. >>> congress passed a bill to save the u.s. postal service. the bill would also ban operational changes that have slowed down mail service by as much as 10% across the country. >> i think my colleagues on both sides of the aisle need assurances it will be spend where americans need it most. the prioritization of medical eltionries and ballots tos >> and recommend it. the $25 bi that is contained in this bill. >> either way the white house threatened a veto. >>> tiktok is fighting back against the trump administration. the company says they have no choice but to challenge an executive order. they said they tried to work with the feds but encountered a lack of due process. >>> a new study shows that greene land's ice sheet is melting faster than ever before. 532 billion tons of i

side of the fire, only to find the other side looming over his home, he and his mother used a garden hose to save this house in 1972, only that time, the power stayed on. >> now the electricity is off, i just bought that generator, i am not going to stand by and watch this place burned, i'm going to do my damnedest to keep it heteth have benumberfirn resources, which we have seen throughout the day, the hope is the marine layer contributes again tonight to the slowing of the spread of the walbridge fire. >> that same fire has killed at least five people, three are believed to have died at this property on the 6900 block of highway 128 in napa county, the closest neighbor is about a quarter of a mile away. >> they seemed like good people, my condolences as this, it is a tragedy. >> other fire casualties include a worker and a person who lived on pleasant valley road in solano county, that man apparently refused to evacuate. >>> smoke from those wildfires is blanketing the bay area as we look live outside from our exclusive tower camera, you can see haze across most of the region, kpix 5 ha

a few buckets and basic hoses. but the farmers are determined to battle the raging fires in the amazon rain forest. >> it is out of control. we are trying to save animals and safehouses. that is the most important thing right now. look at what we are doing to nature. look at that, just turning everything into coal and smoke. more than n 10,000 fires h haven record i in the f first weeks of august alone. the worst on record. the fires are usually man-made to clear landing -- land for farming and ranching. >> we don'tt want to destroy anyone's lives. i am just clearing a field to bring up some cows. >> the brazililian governmenents under r mounting pressure to stp the forest fires. the president has dispatched the military to assist with fighting the fires. the president has d denied that the fires exist. >> because it is a rain forest, lilike mosost of you,, itt doest catch fire. thisis story t that the amamazos with fire is alive. we must fight it with reall numbers. that is what we're doing here in brazil. data fr

take a ladder and prop it up outside of your house and pull your hose where firefighters could see it. you want to make sure your home is the easiest one to protect. jean, did you know geico is now offering an extra 15% credit on car and motorcycle policies? that's great! that's 15% on top of what geico could already save you. so what are you waiting for? john stamos to knit you a scarf? all finished, jean. enjoy! thank you. i give. the stitch work is impeccable. it's just a double fleck pattern with a reverse garter stitch. no big deal. is your hair this soft? softer. geico. save an extra 15% when you switch by october 7th. >>> right now at 4:30, the wildfires still raging but crews are making progress. and more vaccies being allowed to head home. it is welcome news for thousands of people. >> this afternoon cal fire lifted more evacuation orders on the eastern edge czu complex fire. you're looking at video of a water drop from a cal fire helicopter. flames have scorched about 82,000 acres, containment stands at 26%. we're also tracking the two other fires across the bay area. the ln

. >> reporter: little has hoses around the property that he was covered.he was not prepared for the water to be turned off. he grabbed a rake and started clearing dry grass. >> is putting out fires all the way around here, stopping it from going towards the house. meanwhile all of the cars were on fire. then it traveled to here and i was like oh ! >> reporter: his cars were torched and his shop was burning up quickly. >> it was burning the wood down though i didn'ha wate hae barrel with a little bit of water in it and i tried using it did not work. >> reporter: he grabbed the only liquid he had left which was cans of bud light. >> when i ripped up the sheet- metal it had a nail so i was just shaking it up and spraying it grabbing another one and keep going. my buddies always tease me about drinking water beer and i say hey it saved my shop. >> that was emily reporting. the man says firefighters got to him right after he was able to put out the flames. at his shop. >>> here's new video of an effort to help feed some evacuees. the charity world central kitch

. >> reporter: workers were hosing down roofs at the takntate picked up which is never a good thing being it's 104 degrees right now. that's noteier. >> reporter: neighbors say this home was destroyed by fire. the family evacuated. almost under threat. refifiteghrs victory today. this historic family winery w saved. >> i think it's a miracle. >> reporter: phil is thanking cal firewsre c and his saving h family's winery. look how close the fire got to one of california's oldest wine built 1980. >> this redwood could survive this kind of fire when everything else is total destruction. >> reporter: firefighters say they need more resources to fight these fires which pose so many challenges. >> biggest challenge is terrain, accessibility getting crews into those areas to fight that fire, terrain, a lot of thick brush. fire of that thick vegetation in there. >> reporter: the fstarirts again wednesday morn. cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> the 13-4 fire has forced numerous northwest sonoma county. it's burning west of healdsburg near the austin creek state recreation area. these schools have bee

that could put out spot fires a garden hose up on the roof of that building over there. >>and the fire appears to be moving west so that neighborhood just completely devastated now when you drive down the road on to 36. the boulder creek golf course of pierce's still be standing the grass. still green. we also want to say sheriff's deputies in santa cruz. they also want to warn people not to come back to the evacuated areas, it's still very dangerous. in fact they had to save someone. a man who was stranded in the mountains for 2 days. so he was found thankfully, but he was also cited for. we're going back to the evacuation areas. they are looking into a 3 missing persons cases and as far as when can people go home here in scott valley where i am it could be a day or week. but as you get. well if you as you go west towards the mountain towns of felton then lowman all the way north up to boulder creek and that could take a week 2 weeks just because they have to clean up the debris. a lot of power lines are down on the side of the roads. so they really want to clear that u