and additional support from koo and patricia yuen, committed to bridging cultural differences in our communities. and from the charina endowment fund. additional support for this program is from the hollyhock foundation. >> hurricane dora out in the central pacific, now just directly south of the hawaiian islands, but it is pretty far south of hawai'i... >> narrator: the day of the deadliest american wildfire in more than a century began with a hurricane. >> red flag warning, could see gusts up to 65 for these areas, mostly on the leeward side. high wind warning for just about everybody and if you don't have a high wind warning... (voice fading out) >> narrator: maui, hawai'i's second largest island, was on alert. >> they issued the red flag warning yesterday, because of the dry conditions, the hot temperatures, the windy conditions, no rain, all of that is easy to start fires and easy to spread them, especially with these kinds of winds. >> i had been watching this storm for quite a while. we knew it was coming. it's a pretty worrisome thing for all of us. everybody had canceled the

don't ever give up® the koo family recorded the gripping scene as they fled the flames. >> hey, babe. you to come out here right now. we have a very big problem. what? holy. gotta go. oh my god. >> no! no. >> i'm gonna spray the spray. the roof. please, god. please, god save us. save our house. please. by. >> oh, it doesn't get any more raw than that. the crews say, miraculously, their home was spared, but many of their neighbors lost everything. well, do you feel prepared for a major wildfire? because if not, we do have tips to help you get started. just check out abc7 news.com/prepare norcal for advice and guidance. to the south bay now where police are searching for a suspect after a shooting that left a man dead. it all happened last night just after ten in san jose on loma verde drive between winchester boulevard and eden avenue. some of the area was blocked off for hours overnight while officers investigated. the victim was taken to the hospital where he later died. his identity has not yet been released. no reports of damage or injuries from a magnitude 3.5 earthquake in the ea

the koo family recorded the gripping scene as they fled the flames. the ques.babe. >> i need you to come out here right now. we have a very big problem. what? holy. we gotta go. oh my god. >> no! >> the crews say miraculously, their home was spared, but many of their neighbors lost everything. which brings us to the question. do you feel prepared for a major fire? because if not, we do have tips to help you get started. just check out abc7 news.com/prepare norcal for advice and guidance. no reports of damage or injuries from a magnitude 3.5 earthquake in the east bay this morning. the usgs says it was centered on meadow lane, in the monument corridor of the neighborhood in concord. people in pleasanton and san francisco called us to say they even felt the shaking. that quake comes just two days after a 3.7 tremblor and a series of aftershocks near the san francisco zoo. well, happening tomorrow. if you use bart, you'll likely have to get used to a new schedule. bart is shifting departure times. it's part of a move to better coordinate schedules with the region'

. >> geoffrey and cheryl koo first spotted the eaton fire at 6:19 p.m.tuesday on a hill near their home. >> i need you to come out here right now. >> their ring camera shows the couple loading their car to evacuate just ten minutes later. no, the sky turning bright orange as flames expanded around the hill. >> the point where i felt like this was going to be the last time i would see the house is when the sky was orange. >> the couple is seen evacuating at 653. they called it 34 minutes of terror. >> every moment i went into the house and out of the house, it. it was kind of. it was surreal. every time i checked on the fire, it got worse. >> that couple's home mostly spared. it's unclear how the pacific palisades or the eaton fire started. the atf is leading the investigation. this as fema announced that active duty military will soon be deployed to join the firefighting efforts. and california governor newsom signed an executive order yesterday basically suspending, permitting, suspending the review requirements under the california environmental qualit

. >> jeffrey and cheryl koo first spotted the eaton fire at 6:19 p.m.on a hill near their home. >> i need you to come out here right now. >> their ring camera shows the couple loading their car to evacuate just ten minutes later. no, the sky turning bright orange as flames expanded around the hill. >> the point where i felt like this was going to be the last time i would see the house is when the sky was orange. >> the couple is seen evacuating at 653. they called it 34 minutes of terror. >> every moment i went into the house and out of the house, it it was kind of. it was surreal. every time i checked on the fire, it got worse. >> that couple's home mostly spared. it's unclear how the pacific palisades or the eaton fire started. the atf is leading the investigation. this as fema announced that active duty military will soon be deployed to join the firefighting efforts. i'm in touch with three of the people who lost their homes here in altadena. they want people to know that this was a community, and they're also really nervous still about rebuilding, b

tuesday, the koo family doorbell cam captured fire at the base of a power line pylon in eaton canyon. >> it was burning bright and it was the the base of the tower on fire above the palisades. >> a puff of smoke on a satellite image taken 1037 tuesday morning. and this video shot by hikers high on a hillside of trails and bone dry chaparral. >> it was probably only about 50ft away from us. we started to hear the fire crackle, like right behind us, and the wind started to pick up really fast. >> arson investigators and sniffer dogs searching for any sign of accelerant here. should those trails have been closed when fire danger was so severe, you might argue that it would prevent a spark. >> but when you've got this much dry vegetation and this much wind preventing all the sparks is is pretty hard. >> midnight last night, as winds whipped up the angeles national forest was closed to the public. that's more than 1000mi÷ of wilderness north of the city. late thursday, this man was arrested in azusa, accused of trying to set a tree on fire. he did not start a major blaze in california. >>