. >> jamie katz, however, knows she will never forget the moment she and her family saw their new home threatened. >> is it so dark out here in evenings that it looked like the highest point, which is us, was fully engulfed in flames. >> it is definitely more fires than we would normally have in that period of time. ama: rv parking lot. many say they are worried about their own safety. >> chants for change. neighbors in protest of a new rv safe parking lot now open in san jose. they say no one approached them about the decision. while they say they are not against the homeless, they are worried about the president. -- the precedent. quick steamy to come up and spend some time here. >> -- >> they need to come upom and spend some time. >> the ceo says similar sites they work with have worked. >> the neighborhoods look better because people are then taken from the street. now they are housed in the neighborhood, so now your neighborhood is safer for everyone. >> they are planning to put their north san jose campus where the work is begin done to clear out where the rv's used to be. you ca

. >> jamie katz, however, says she will never forget the moment she and her family saw their new homeoks like the highest point, which is us, was fully engulfed in flames. >> in a county that has seen too much fire much too often, especially in one hour and 20 minutes last night. >> definitely more fires then we would normally have in that period of time. >> meantime, calfire officialsas say they are making significant progress on the front lines of the caldor fire burning of the tahoe basin, but crus still face erratic and unpredictable wind. evacuation orders and warnings are slowly being lifted today clr the highway 88 corridor so neighborhoods off the southern flank of the fire. heavy machinery is on highway 50 to cut down trees in danger of allingham. officials say this is a necessary step. >> we have modules trying to figure out where all those other trees are, cut them down so they don't pose a threat to the highway or any of the cabins on any of the tracks. >> the caldor fire has held steady at 216,000 acres. containment keeps going up. it is now at 49%. when you see this qr c