amy: the fire is moving eastward toward nevada. we have evacuation orders over the state line in douglas county. the nevada national guard has not been deployed. the red flag warning is in place until 11:00 tonight. jobina: thank you. some evacuees say they are having -- having a hard time finding a safe place to stay. some people say they were told to go to hotels in reno because the center in gardnerville is full. what evacuees is a student from thailand. she said she paid $800 for a taxi ride to a reno hotel during the evacuation order. jobina: goodness. that woman took an uber back to the shelter yesterday. she was turned away and advised to go back to reno. we can help you take action by providing a list of resources and ways to help those affected by the caldor fire. you can find it on abc7news.com. reggie: all sonoma county emergency workers have to be evacuated or they will have to submit to weekly public testing. county health officials expanded the order last month. four weeks ago, 65-70% of the stock was already vaccinat

amy: the fire fire fire fire fie nevada. evacuation orders were put out across the state line in gardnerville. calfire says the fire grew dramatically in the northeast and eastern divisions. it has now burned more than 199 thousand acres and more than 4000 people are included in those new evacuations. they have now employed the nevada national guard to help fight this fire. that is moving eastward, so the big concern is the winds. he can take one ember, carry it a mile, and start another one. they are expecting a tough fight today. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thank you. the fire has proven to be unpredictable and dangerous, but there is a new tactic to try and stop the spread. firefighters want to steer it toward the burn scar of the tamarack fire, a natural fire break that may spare entire communities. officials say they have not seen flames in this part of the forest for more than 80 years. >> the winds are not our friend. >> evacuees who left south lake tahoe were told to leave again yesterday as more evacuation orders

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the evacuation orders have extended into nevada. i'm here at state line. that's nevada behind me. also, the brains of the operation here. the people who are fighting the caldor fire. firefighters, the national guard, everybody based here at the casinos right now as they continue that fight. let's take a look at that new video we got in overnight this was shot in echo lake where firefighters have been battling against the intense fire continues we have been talking about and that red flag warning still in effect right now. with retalking gusts of around 40 miles an hour. they were dealing overnight. the embers creating spot fires that cal fire has been having to try to put out before they turn into basically large if anyerns of the fire that could help it spread. at this point the fire is about three mile away from south lake tahoe. it is inching closer to heavenly ski resort. taking a live look right now at the picture there. you can see the fire in the distance. it has been approaching. they have been using some of their snow making machines to try to add another layer of protect

nevada, yeah. and you can tell from the map that there are lots of rivers that flow out of this and join the northern ones and the southern ones flow into the san juan keen river. that is the kind of schematic of california. it is very important that you get a sense of what that looks like. and the gold is here, sort of in the foothills of the valleys. let's hear about how the news got back east. allen, can you come up in reeves? william sherman was a famous unit general. but at this point who's lieutenant in the u.s. army witnessing what was happening when the gold was discovered. here is lieutenant. german >> as the spring and summer of 1840 advance, the reports came faster from the gold mines. stories reached us of fabulous discovery and spread throughout the land. everyone was talking gold, gold, which soon adopted the character of a fever. some of our soldiers began to desert. we heard of men earning 50, 500, and thousands of dollars per day. and for a time, it seems as though someone would re

Órdenes de evacuaciÓn para el estado fronterizo de nevada. de 30 millas por hora no ayudan a sofocar las llamas. luis tiene lo Último. luis: con las llamas a tres millas de salt lake tajo, el intento de salvarla es como librar una guerra de guerrillas, segÚn los bomberos. >> es un trabajo bien peligroso, lo que van a ver, sÍ, el viento trabaja con nosotros, pero vamos a ir controlando poco a poco el fuego. luis: la sequÍa es el combustible perfecto para las llamas. los bomberos han tenido suerte porque los vientos han sido calmos, por lo que las llamas se movieron con mÁs lentitud, pero todavÍa sigue la alerta roja. eso quiere decir que los vientos pueden aumentar rÁpidamente, salt lake tajo continÚa en peligro, sus 23.000 habitantes se fueron hace dÍas. >> con todo lo que estÁ pasando, uno nunca sabe quÉ es cierto y quÉ no. luis: Él fue a buscar a su hija, quien no querÍa dejar la casa. quienes saben de incendios, saben que quedarse no es una opciÓn, el fuego continÚa dejando su marca por toda la regiÓn y al menos hoy salt lake tajo se ha sa

nevada is already a leader when it comes to being energy especially solar energy . and we get obviously we have about 300 sunday days per year. the bill back better will create thousands of clean energy jobs, reducing our carbon emissions while combating climate change and i am proud to be a supporter and can't wait to vote for the bill back better at. and with that i will introduce my dear friend haley stevens from michigan. [applause] >> it was an absolutely unbelievable spring and summer in my home state of michigan where we watched historic storms bring catastrophic flooding over and over and over again. in fact the day i was touring storm damage another storm hit. knocking out power lines, shutting down businesses. basements, cars, homes and roads, destroyed as our existing infrastructure just couldn't keep up with the increasing precipitation and extreme weather caused by climate change. heavy rain, now dropped 31 percent more precipitation in the midwest than they did 50 years ago. these events are leading to more flooding, erosion and runoff into our waterwa

east towards nevada. so the the fire is heading east trying to go north and that is one area of concern for firefighters tonight. the other couple areas kirkwood. you heard a chip yost mentioned how they're trying to protect the cabins and obviously the resort. a lot of kirkwood city area here and highway 88 runs through there. and they're trying to keep this fire to the north of highway 88 you see a bunch of little spot fires popping up just to the south of 88. so they're trying to douse those quickly so that they can control this thing and not allowed to jump highway 88 like it jumped a highway 50 earlier this week that we have another map that we can show you. and that is the heat. this is an infrared map showing the he profiles and you can see the yellow is the least amount of heat, the oranges and the reds the most. so this is where they're seeing a lot of intensity and that's where the fire is trying to grow. so that gives you an idea of where the priorities are here along highway 88. we talked abou

it's easier to get into nevada than it is to certainly get up to truckee or nevada county as well because it's just right there. you can find all of this information on our website. kron 4 dot com, right. vicki, back to you. all right. can really good information. thanks for that. now that those communities said had to evacuate and people have left. emergency crews have moved in and they're obviously. >> trying to protect as many homes and businesses as possible. but for the 10's of thousands of evacuees. there's really nothing to do. but just hoping. >> wait. kron four's dan thorn has their story now from south lake tahoe. >> crews are continuing to work to save homes in the south lake tahoe area as thousands remain evacuated tonight. the caldor fire has grown and is raging along highway 50. the flames were seen burning through dry brush and trees below echo summit. strong winds have been adding fuel and pushing the fire closer to the road as the relentless thick smoke has made visibility difficult in the area. evacuation shelters have been set up in neighboring nevada for the more than

. >> within the last two hours, new evacuation orders were issued on the nevada side. the focus, now, on douglas county and the kingsbury area. >>> on the california side, the evacuations are causing tourist hotspots to look more like ghost towns. take a look at this video from kirkwood ski resort. it's empty and smoky. kpix 5 is in south lake tahoe near heavenly, where things are looking very different than what you would expect if you a few days before a holiday weekend. katie? >> reporter: liz, it's downright eerie to be here at the state line, you would expect to see tons of tourists out here especially in the height of the summer travel season, but, right now, nothing. what we've got is a roadblock, this is right at the state line, and what is is, this is the highway patrol they are stopping anyone from coming over onto the california side of south lake tahoe, because that's all under a mandatory evacuation order, but the casinos are on the nevada side, and they are going to stay open. >> we are keeping the casinos and everything operational, we have a lot of fire

i mean, the fire yesterday went in to even nevada county where we were saying we're not nevada county, rather nevada where we were and that is why a lot of people had to evacuate their people in genoa and all sorts of towns had to evacuate. you never know where the fire's going, especially with those intense winds. hopefully today we have a little bit of a break from the winds, at least we do right now, but we'll have to see. let's hear now from cal fire about the conditions they face yesterday. >> with those winds as ran through the forest to create what's called a active crown fire run where the fire actually goes from treetop to treetop when it does that, those amber cast that it throws out are going over a mile and distance. so that's what's propagating the spread of the fire right now is that long range. down when spotting of that amber cast. >> very, very concerning when that happens. and they've been facing that for a week now. now you can see that happening from echo summit and hopefully they can get a handle on it, though, because, of course, even though we've driven through

. >>> evacuees are seeking shelter on the nevada side and many of them are at capacity. >> one shelterhas been packed and we have learned officials are in the process of moving those evacuees. reporter laura haisley is live at the latest on that. laura? remax thousands of people evacuating south lake tahoe, some went into california and some crossed state lines to nevada. in gardnerville, this evacuation center is closing down, that is for several reasons. one is that right now, parts of douglas county where we are are under evacuation warnings. the red cross moving the shelter in case those warnings increase, or change in any way. the other reason is what you are seeing here, all of this ash filled up on the ground in the sky around me, the air quality here is just extremely dangerous, not a good place for evacuees to be. i want to show you how hard the red cross is working to move this shelter, which, by the way, it will be moving to the reno sparks convention center if you are looking for the red cross, but, these volunteers have been moving, resources, food, water, shelters, into t

the truckee veterans halls available in nevada county and in the state of nevada, you can go to the carson city community center and carson city high school. lot of info. i know we posted all of the relevant info on our website. kron 4 dot com. we'll keep you posted there. that's the very latest here in the newsroom. great. send it back to johnson and ken. all right. grant, thank you for that information. appreciate it. now that those communities grant just talked about are evacuated. >> emergency crews have moved in to try to protect the homes and businesses. meanwhile for the 10's of thousands of folks who have been forced to flee the flames. all they can do now is just simply hope and wait. >> kron four's. dan thorn continuing our team coverage tonight from south lake tahoe. fire crews are continuing to work to save homes in the south lake tahoe area as thousands remain evacuated. the caldor fire has grown and continues to rage on along highway 50 the flames were seen burning through dry brush and trees below echo summit earlier monday. >> strong winds have been adding fuel and pushing

tambiÉn en nevada carson city y reno estÁn bajo aviso de bandera roja, y tambiÉn hay mucha gente de lakeerta del tiempo estÁ en alerta hasta la noche, la regiÓn lake taho tiene condiciones de sequÍa extrema, la sequÍa sigue en contra y la calidad del aire continÚa deteriorada en el sur de lake taho y eso continuarÁ. >>> muchas gracias. como si los incendios no fueran suficiente para (hablan en inglÉs) tambiÉn luchan contra un brote de coronavirus, un equipo de trabajo tuvo que ser detenido porque los 16 bomberos dieron positivo al covid-19, dijo que deberÁn guardar cuarentena. un grupo de legisladores demÓcratas de california quequiere presentar una propuesta de ley para requerir un comprobante de vacunaciÓn dijo que no lo harÁn este aÑo, el gobernador gavin newsom dijo que podrÍa proteger al estado de otra ola de coronavirus. en el estado un grupo de mÉdicos le ruega a la poblaciÓn que vacune contra el coronavirus, porque las unidades de emergencia estÁn llegando a su mÁxima capacidad y el personal estÁ cansado despuÉs de luchar contra la pandemia durante 18 meses. en santa rosa el cons

en vivo, desde nevada, nos acompaÑa luis mejÍa. entre ellas esta mujer y su familia. >> no sabemos si serÁn dos semanas o tres semanas. luis: siempre se supo que el Área del lago tahoe era de alto riesgo para incendios forestales, pero esto es un incendio que cubre una alta regiÓn. todos los puntos se queman al mismo tiempo. el fuego es tan errÁtico y tiene tanta energÍa que manejar por estos caminos es una riesgosa aventura. si las codicias no mejoran, las prÓximas horas serÁn corceles. >> viento de 50 millas por hora. todo esto causa que incrementen las condiciones de fuego. luis: inicialmente los bomberos pensaron que el Último paso montaÑoso que separa a tahoe del fuego detendrÍa las llamas, pero el fuego lo superÓ sin problemas. los bomberos tratan de salvar a las comunidades vecinas. >> las personas que estÁn bajo orden de evacuaciÓn, deben salir inmediatamente. es una orden legal y la amenaza letal estÁ presente en el Área. luis: desafiar la orden es ilegal y puede costarle la vida. lo peor todavÍa no ha pasado. patricia: qu

the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from nevada rise? >> seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. ms. lee: thank you, madam speaker. i rise today to congratulate the tremendous students, staff, and teachers at nevada's 2021 blue ribbon schools. not one, not two, but three clark county schools all in nevada's third congressional district were just named national blue ribbon schools by the u.s. department of education. charlotte hill elementary, frank lamping elementary, and pine crest academy of nevada inspirada. they were recognized for their work to close the achievement gap, expand educational opportunities, and excel academically. and i always say, education is the key to opportunity and i cannot wait to see where all of these incredible young nevadans will go. congratulations, clark county schools. with that i yield the remainder of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio rise? >> i rise

the north bay, the central valley and the sierra nevada too. these areas subject to potential spark of wildfire from those lightning strikes. here's some good news. air quality. definitely better. as for high temperatures, it's going to be a nice range of 60's, 70's and 80's today, james and darya. >> 6.45. right now and tomorrow marks 20 years since the deadly 9.11 terror attacks and a retired firefighter has spent the last 2 decades making sure the 9.11 first responders are taken care of. his mission started as soon as the towers fell stephanie simoni is live on the banks of the hudson river in new jersey to introduce us to this man could morning. >> good morning. it is estimated nearly 100,000 emergency workers, cleanup crews were exposed sees dangerous cancer causing materials in the days and weeks after 9.11. so one retired firefighter from connecticut says over the last 20 years he has made it his mission to make sure these workers were taken care of. >> we know they're in heaven. but i like to take a little further. and haven't. of cours

the truckee veterans hall is available in nevada county and in the state of nevada, you can go to the carson city community center and carson high school. all of this info has been posted on our website. kron 4 dot com canon jonathan tonight. again, it's just a battle after they've gotten people out to protect the homes that they have left behind and they're doing their best. but the wind, the winds are still real factor. so we'll send it back to you. and the wind is the enemy. but so far. >> thank goodness south lake tahoe has been spared death, but it's not over yet. definitely the best news so far grant, thank you. meanwhile, kron four's live team coverage of the caldor fire continuing tonight with chip yost he is live in lake tahoe. we're at this hour, flames are threatening the community of meyers and the echo summit mountain pass should bring us up to date. >> yeah. we just came down here to the south lake tahoe area. we're in the resort area. obviously it's a dead area right now. no one around because of the mandatory evacuations. but earlier we're up near meyers. you're just m

and you can see just how much smoke is settled up into the sierra nevada. part of the reason for this is that smoke has been pushed out by the southwesterly winds for the bay area and those smoke plumes really settling into the lake tahoe basin red flag warnings remain in effect through 11:00pm tonight across the sierra nevada as winds continue to gust 25 to 35 miles per hour. this pushing the caldor fire ever closer to south lake tahoe of course, we've got crews out. they're mopping up those hot spots, especially in myers that community just south of the lake as for air quality will continue to be looking at good to just a couple of moderate pockets today. one of our better air quality days of this forecast. certainly a nice day to step outside, not just because the blue less hazy skies, but also because of this, look at the 60's and 70's that most of us have across the bay to look forward to for daytime highs today is going to be one of the coolest of this forecast today and tomorrow following each other up with some really good air quality nice sunshine

flames have spread to the east creeping closer to the nevada state line. so far firefighters have been able to keep the fire out of the homes in south lake tahoe. all right. here's a look at the latest numbers now a containment has increased to 25%. that's good. so far more than. >> 210,000 acres, though, have burned more than 800 buildings have been destroyed and over 32,000 buildings are still being threatened even at this hour. the caller fire course is also threatening tahoe ski doing their best to protect those in the home's chip yost is live at kirkwood tonight with a look at conditions there. chip. i know cal fire has named kirkwood one of their areas of high tension tonight. >> yet an area of concern right here. kirkwood kirkwood, ski resort were actually sitting standing right in front of it. it is on the south end of the fire. there's actually an active fire fight going on just over here in this direction where you're looking at. that's the caples valley in to give you a night deal where we're at in relation to south lake tahoe where we've been t

includes douglas county there in nevada. this does not include the state line casinos, but does include upper lower and central kingsbury the round hill region and roads, including lower elks point, lake village lovers and the cale drive region and roads people. they're being told to leave immediately again, these nevada mandatory evacuation orders went into place just about a half hour ago not good. a bay area man who studies fire says that he's got grave concerns about these fires that are on the move toward south tahoe. and though he says there has. >> been a great degree of brush clearance in the area. he says it is clearly not enough to stop the fire kron four's. dan kerman has that story. >> al gore's going to continue to spot into south lake tahoe. some grim projections about the kelder fires advance on south tahoe from scott stevens, a professor of fire science at u c berkeley is going to be sad. we're going to houses lost economies hit if it burns a big area of that part of the southern part of the basin. it could a

las llamas quemaron cabaÑas, en nevada, tambiÉn abandonan los hogares.n vacÍas, escapando del capricho de las llamas. mÁs de 20.000 personas fueron evacuadas. >> no sabÍamos si serÍa una o dos semanas. luis: siempre se supo que esta Área era de alto riesgo para incendios forestales, pero este es un gran incendio que cubre una alta regiÓn, o dos los puntos se estÁn quemando —— todos los puntos se estÁn quemando al mismo tiempo. el fuego es errÁtico, la aventura es riesgosa. si las condiciones no mejoran, las prÓximas horas serÁn cruciales. >> todo esto causa que se incrementen las condiciones del fuego. luis: inicialmente, los bomberos pensaron que el Último paso montaÑoso que separa al tajo del fuego iba a detener las llamas, pero el incendio lo superÓ sin problemas. ahora, los bomberos tratan desesperadamente de salvar las comunidades vecinas. >> las personas que tienen orden de evacuar, tienen que salir de inmediato, la amenaza es latente. luis: desafiar la orden de evacuaciÓn es ilegal y puede costarles la vida. aquÍ, lo peor todavÍa no ha pasado. jor

some of those isolated pockets of thunderstorms in the central valley and out towards the sierra nevada to these are multiple reasons why we do still have red flag warnings in effect, not just for the bay area but through the central valley out into the sierra nevada until 11:00am this morning. current temperatures are in the 50's and 60's. so it's a cool start to the day and it's actually going to be a really comfortable day once these remaining showers clear themselves out of the picture. reyna don, thanks for that. we do have some accidents out. there are no major hot spots like we did at the start of the morning. >> here in san jose to 80 northbound south of guadalupe parkway and you can see we're seeing a slight delay along 2.80 and one. oh, one as well. out here in mountain view. you have another accident northbound 1, one at san antonio road as a like much of a delay here. we're going to keep a close eye on that one heading into the city's traffic starts to pick up a little under 14 minutes. you're going want to take your time because the bridge is a lot of our highways were wet

. >> northeast to the nevada border. now an threatening heavenly ski resort madge. and that's why we've got 4 sarah stinson up there live for us this morning, keeping an eye on the situation as it continues to evolve. sarah, good morning. >> yeah. it's been touch and go. the fire has been heading more and more toward south lake tahoe and towards heavenly ski resort where you can see how smoky it is up there at the slopes. this is where crews are assisting making sure that the do not head down this way because if they did, it would be catastrophic to the south lake tahoe area heavenly is also helping fire crews who are here. they've got dozers here. they've got all the fire trucks. some of the crews were out overnight just came back. they're probably going to be shifting or switching shifts rather. and they're doing their brief briefing right now to get the game plan for today. there's a ton of homes along the ski resort and nearby on pioneer trail. so crews are ready to protect them at all costs. the state line casinos only 2 miles-from here. so the flames did come

there's the general direction from the southwest blowing the smoke off into nevada. that's some cloud matter way down to the south. that's some of the monsoon bubbled up there. we still have this red flag warning in place officially now it's until 11 wednesday. that hasn't changed, although it can winds could be 25 to 35 gusting higher dry winds. they have dew point values in the teens in the 20's. we talk about red flag warnings here in the bay in the east bay, even drier than that up there than we see here. so very, kind of a tinder box type situation can. all right, dave, coming up in our next half hour. we're going to go live to eldorado county for an update on the evacuations there. >> and what it's looking like right now in the sierra nevada. so stay with kron 4 for continuing coverage on the counter fire. you can scan this qr code on your screen there. you can find an interactive. the evacuation map as well as a list of all the evacuation orders and warnings. plus shelters are offering help. again. it's all at kron, 4 dot com. in other news tonight. california

quieter and calmer out there but still tracking lightning strikes and storm activity pushing over nevada. that is where the activity is on high death doppler right now. i would talk about eye storm totals, pushing across the region, almost half of an inch of rain in fairfield with the storms rolling through your area and fairfax a quarter of an inch, in santa rosa, 500 for martinez and frances 's in union city 407 inch. san jose not as lucky, with the rainfall amounts, a trace, if that in the south bay. but it was good to have the rain with the lightning strikes, that really helped the red flag warning canceled around 9:00 a.m. because of the rain and storms that pushed up fairly quickly and we will talk more about the storms and what we can expect for the weekend ahead coming up >>> live in dublin with a closer look at the damage, it really looks we like we got lucky here. >> reporter: at last count we got 110 cloud to ground lightning strikes in the bay area overnight, with the system, no major incidents, it looks like we dodged a bullet. >> reporter: after quite a dramatic buildup, a

>> folks were again told to leave is more evacuation orders went in on tuesday in douglas county nevada. >> they want us to go to reno. i understand they have to do things. this makes no sense. casey: -- j.r. stone: these claims have not been seen in this part of the force for more than 80 years. i did map out the fire in comparison to where highway 50 meets highway 89 in lake tahoe. it appears to be around for miles on their and seven miles from stateline. j.r. stone, abc 7 news. ama: thank you for the information. we want to show you the area that has seen the largest number of homes lost from the fire. grizzly flats, this map is based on calfire data. they are breaking through at eight breakneck pace. the fire has destroyed 491 homes. this was the view this evening from the north end of lake tahoe. it is serene, beautiful over the water. right now there are no evacuation orders for tahoe. abc 7 news meteorologist andy patel --sandhya patel is tracking the fire. sandhya: it will be another troubling few hours. let me show you the warning the is under affect into 11:00 p.m. tomorrow ni

and of course nevada triple digits there.n case you happen to be traveling to other parts of the country. with. there's a look at our numbers for tomorrow afternoon. but if you happen to be close to home just traveling south of the bay area monterey. we're going to be in the upper 60's there with mostly sunny skies out in southern california looking at 80's and 90's warmer, of course, inland triple digits there. as you can see, i believe there is a heat advisory actually in some parts of southern california as well as fresno. tomorrow. temperatures are going to be warmer versus what we saw today. if you happen to be traveling in that direction as for here in the bay area. here's a look at our temperatures tomorrow, we will see some warmer areas like a danville there at about a 101 degrees and 100 and walnut creek expected to hit and 78 out in oakland. we have our 7 day extended forecast here. if you look at our numbers, you see on monday looks like it's going to be warm after that. we do start a cooling trend inland area. the

into nevada behind me. i'm in california south lake tahoe. this is where all of the emergency workers are staying right now in the casino hotel. this is sort of the brains of the operation. it is quite an operation. the caldor fire continues to burn out of control. this is new video in from echo lake last night. they have been dealing these erratic winds. that red flag warning still in effect. seeing gusts of up to 40 miles an hour at some points. you know those embers creating spot fires that firefighters are really rushing to keep up with right now. the fire has been continuing to move east as firefighters try to squeeze it from the sides to reduce it in size. you can see the flames in the background. that's something that's getting closer to the ski resort. they have been using their snow creating machines to try to keep the fire under control, add moisture to the ground. a little extra protection. more footage from the area of echo lake. firefighters working on back burns yesterday to try eropthe. they are being guided in part by military

in nevada they voted to declare a public health emergency over covid vaccine disinformation. citizens showed up to protest the vote, security treated them like this. >> [bleep]. >> [shouting]. >> [bleep]. >> [beeping]. >> [shouting]. . >> first amendment rights! >> [bleep]. >> what are you doing? >> are -- >> laura: the man shoved to the ground is my next guest mack miller. what was happening in that footage? did you do anything to provoke that response? >> i asked for a badge number and the name. thanks for having me. the county commission meetings are supposed to be run by the commissioners for the people of clark county here in nevada. those people have a right to ask questions and be interested on what is on the agenda at the meetings. what was on the agenda at this meeting was a proclamation to do away with nevada's first amendment rights. i was there to witness and oppose this proclamation. that didn't get to happen. because i was attacked after trying to defend the people in this country. they will never stop me from defending them or prevent me to defend the people of

states of emergency issued for nevada and parts of california. the caldor fire sweeping into the lake tahoe basin. >>> the alarming spike in child covid cases tonight. more than 300 children every day now being admitted to the hospital. and late word tonight, two teachers at one junior high school dying from covid within the first week of school. >>> in new york city tonight, authorities say the 80-pound cougar taken from an apartment. >>> and the patriots star player cut from the team, reportedly acknowledging covid slowing him down. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on this tuesday night. w are following these major storms after hurricane ida, now moving up the coast tonight. the deadly highway collapse from this. the northeast now bracing. and we'll have it all in just a moment. >>> but we do begin tonight with president biden speaking to the nation, saying the war in afghanistan now over, saying it was a promise he made, a promise he kept. saying he refuses to, quote, send another generation of america's sons and daught

nevada is helping out. >> we are using all of our resources, everything we have and or disposable to ensure that the health and safety of all of our residents, protect structures, homes and businesses, and our beautiful lake tahoe. >> the nevada governor declared a state of emergency in anticipation of the caldor fire crossing the state line. abc 7 news can help you take action, you can find on the homepage of our website abc7.com . dan: a lot more to come. a powerful bay area business group makes a sweeping covid recommendation. >> honoring a hometown hero. the tribute to the american who died. >> i will fight for those 75 afghans. dan: planning and escape. bay area couple is coming up with their own plans to get at risk afghans out of kabul. >> first here is a look at what is coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live. >> i am sean hayes. there's an action figure which is fun. [applause] >> do you just go to a renaissance fair? and there you have it- woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow. -big deal! ...we get unlimited for just 30 bucks. sweet, i get that too and

and the fire is moving northeast to the nevada border. they can trying to save the communities that are in harm's way. richard sharpe has more. >> good morning from south lake tahoe. i want to bring up to speed on some the structure protection in some of the good fortune firefighters have had over the night not only here but in christmas valley as well. one of things. they've been around south lake tahoe. lot of the vulnerable pressed up against some of the while and is cut dozer lines around a lot of the neighborhoods in christmas valley yesterday. the weather really works in favor of the firefighters. they were able to keep the flames away from most of the homes protected. most of the homes in christmas valley. and that's great news. the weather kind of calm down for them and give them a bit of a break to do that. they also did a lot of vegetation clearing on highway 50 in and around the christmas valley up around echo summit as well. this is all very good for firefighters because it gives them an extra buffer and hopefully moving forwa

california nevada. it's like state line. those casinos are open for all of the evacuees and for firefighters. but the rest that county douglas county. they've been told that they should get out. they're just as story was reading. we've got a tweet now from cal fire with updated numbers. more than 200 acres. 2000 acres number 2, 104,000 acres and 20% containment. >> fire. yes, certainly growing and people in nevada countered film about a side of the state line up get very worried as multiple major wildfires are burning across the state. we have some lawmakers hosting a wildfire forum. this comes after hearing to question how the governor is hadley wildfire prevention issues was canceled with ashley zavala with a closer look at what happened in front of the state capitol. >> we need to do for new republican lawmakers held a wildfire form tuesday in front of the state capitol. the group organized the event after democrats postpone an oversight hearing with governor newsom's administration after an npr inve

cal fire says a fire has never crested the sierra nevada in recorded history. not until this summer. the dixie fire did it first and the caldor fire has burned close to 200,000 acres has done it again behind me. reporting live on echo summit. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> seems like every year we're seeing the first and biggest when it comes to those fires. >> be safe out there, bob. we want to talk about the conditions that do continue in tahoe changing by the minute. meteorologist kari hall keeping busy. bob talked about that expectation that there would be more extreme fire danger. the fire itself starts to create its own weather too. >> it does. usually during the early morning hours we have higher humidity and lighter winds and prime time for the firefighters to really tackle this while conditions are more redictble. unfortunately we haven't seen that. winds are gusting through some of the areas and we're seeing forward progress on the fires as they continue to move off towards the south and east. this is a network of fire detection sites and the yell

also in the sierra nevada, which ups fire danger in that area. what we do have red flag warnings stretching from the sierra to out here in the bay area. inland east bay and the north bay in the midst of red flag warnings until 11:00am this morning as far as temperatures go, most of us are starting off the morning in the 60's oakland at 62 degrees brentwood at 71 the lake and napa each at 61 degrees. so light jackets and making a rain jacket this morning. if you're stepping outside here in just a few minutes rana. tom, thank you for that. we've got some activity out there on our highways as well. 2 accidents. >> west bound, 5.80, at 80 here. and again, we're not seeing much of a delay long 5.80, or that's the good news. another accident, 80 eastbound east of how street in emeryville and you are seeing a slight delay as you're traveling there. >> heading into the city this morning. as you can see, the bay bridge is a little slick just want to take your time as you're driving a little under 9 believe also saw some reports of a stalled vehicle. 80 we

as its huge plume of smoke drifts east over nevada, and beyond. the same winds pushing that smoke, and the flames have cleared our skies, as we look outside. >> chief meteorologist paul hagan is tracking the latest conditions for us. >> we are pretty much moderate everywhere yesterday to at least start the day but now, good air quality for most locations at the very worst, barely dipping into the moderate category but, this is fine, compare this to what the map looked like,we had orange and red dots on the map with the serviceable smoke, so we have to be concerned about. let's simulate that with future cast, there is plenty from northern california to the caldor fire and we will have to watch for any time that the wind shifts a little bit, that smoke could drift into the bay area, including smoke from the mcfarland fire and the monument fire in northern california making its way over the ocean and swinging back through the bay area. some tries to make its way into the north bay tomorrow, the highest elevations in napa counties might see some of th

. >> the menus are shoved to the ground is also running for lieutenant governor of nevada. explain what was happening briefly in that footage. did you do anything to provoke that response? >> i asked for a badge number and name, the county commission meetings are supposed to be run by the commissioners for the people of clark county in nevada and those people have a right to ask questions and be interested in what is on the agenda at these meetings and what was on the agenda at this meeting was a proclamation basically to do away with nevada's first amendment rights and i was there to witness and oppose this proclamation and that didn't get to happen because i was attacked after trying to defend the people in this county. the woman this stop me from being able to defend them and they will never prevent me from coming up to defend the people of nevada. >> this is an image of what happened to your head when they slammed you into that metal detector, looks like you got a bump on the head. if you perhaps had a different political affiliation and were showing up to speak about s

possible locations include nevada, utah, idaho, texas.t even have that location figured out, ok. he says it will be as vibrant and diverse as new york city, combined with the safety and cleanliness of tokyo. the whole project is expected to cost more than $400 billion. planners hope to welcome its first residents by 2030. they have a lot of work to do in less than nine years at this point. kumasi: i have a lot of questions about this, lisa. [laughter] lisa: yeah, i like my fog. i like my bay area. kumasi:kumasi: you don't want to be out there in the desert. lisa: no, i am staying right here. i would like to come anyway. notice more greens out there, because the longer night, cooling air, and a little bit of fog. don't get too excited, because it is going to change. . we still have a spare the air alert, hazy and hot over the next several days. moderate air quality, poor air quality if you are in the south bay. at wednesday, look how hot it is, near 80 in oakland, thursday getting a little bit better. it is friday, and we all can breathe a

we've been able to share those rewards with our state, nevada, in times like this, really tough timeshe state. we've been able to deliver returns to our shareholders when no one else is offering value. for me, when you look at what barrick is today, it's a combination of three other companies, rand gold and barrick, of course, the nevada assets of newmont which is a joint venture and we bought back acasia we've spent the last two years getting the people right now it's about making sure that our exploration team is really the engine that drives our trade. >> so in your conference call, you talk about the two different relevant prices that you see gold is going to be. the last month that was most relevant, thinking about 1700 price, that was the '21 year budget can it go higher from 1,700, or is that the number we think we're going to be around for a while? >> jim, as you and i have spoken about many times, in rand gold we used a long-term thousand dollar gold price to allocate our capital. we now used 1,200. the bds, we get closer to the spot that's why we get to 1700 looking at the n

for parts of nevada. calfire about one hour ago said it has been able to keep the fire out of kirkwood and is protecting buildings. ama: at least 486 homes have been destroyed and dozens more have been damaged. it scorched more than 191,000 acres and 16% contained. crews are expecting another rough day tomorrow, but there is hope. >> i think today is the worst of the weather days. tomorrow is going to be another bad weather day. i will be honest with you. it will be the last one of those. there's a light at the end of the tunnel. ama: the caldor fire is the second wildfire to burn across the sierra mountain range in california history. the other, the massive dixie fire which scorched more than 800,000 acres. dan: we have life team coverage of the caldor fire fight tonight. we are bringing two weather experts. drew tuma and spencer christian, both tracking the conditions with the very latest information. first, let's go live to wayne freedman who is near the front lines of the fire in myers. wayne: good ev

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and into nevada. it is also one of the _ the president. and into nevada.lso one of the few files - the president. and into nevada. it is also one of the few files that i it is also one of the few files that has turned — it is also one of the few files that has turned from one side of the sierra _ has turned from one side of the sierra nevada mountain range to the other _ sierra nevada mountain range to the other so _ sierra nevada mountain range to the other. so far it has burned more than _ other. so far it has burned more than 200,000 acres. tens of thousands of people have had to evacuate — thousands of people have had to evacuate their homes. the fire is threatening close to 35,000 structures, and more than 4500 firefighters from the state and my federal _ firefighters from the state and my federal team are working to contain and suppress this raging wildfire. the department of defence has trained — the department of defence has trained and is deploying additional firefighters to support our ongoing firefighting efforts in california. this disaster dec

but we do have some lightning strikes up in the sierra nevada, which is even more concerning than the situation right here in the the bay area, a fire weather watch is turned into a red flag warnings yesterday. and those are still in effect until 11:00am this morning. current temperatures are in the 50's 60's. even some 70's out towards brentwood. definitely note, especially in the north bay on the peninsula and in the east bay that we do have a very active morning ahead of us. so venture out there with caution knowing that there's lightning in the vicinity and also venture out there. but that rain jacket in hand. if you are stepping outside these next few minutes reyna don, thank you for that. let's get a look at our bridges, starting with the bay bridge. no major issues. >> as you're traveling into the city this morning. a little under 10 minutes for you to make it in the san mateo bridge heading across towards the peninsula. you can make that drive in a little under 13 and seen any delays. and let's head over and look at the richmond. sandra fell commute as you travel out of richmo

. >>> plus, escaping the flames, evacuees had to nevada to seek shelter from the raging caldor fire. we have a live report. >>> we are at the front of th >>> starting today, first responders in sonoma county have to prove they are vaccinated against covid before they go out on the job. this includes all law enforcement, fire, ems, and disaster shelter staff. those who don't get the shot must be tested regularly. 2 weeks ago leaders approved another order requiring nearly 4500 county workers to get the shot or be tested weekly. that policy calls for vaccinations by this friday. >>> live at sfo, people may be traveling soon for labor day weekend, but the cdc is urging people who are not vaccinated to stay home. the cdc directors as those who are fully vaccinated can go ahead and travel and celebrate. she recommends spending time outdoors with other vaccinated family members, and she is encouraging everyone to mask up indoors. >>> google is pushing back its date for employees to return to the office, thanks to the surge in the delta variant. it is now bringing them back in january, 3 mo

wildfires up in the sierra nevada, of course, around lake tahoe. but there's also some pretty wild weather shaping up across the rest of the country. so it's kind of nice just to hang in the bay area this weekend. you're look outside this morning shows you a little bit of a low grade that we have over berkeley skies are definitely clear enough that you can see down towards the horizon. we will have a couple of foggy patches, though, especially inland in the north bay where visibility has fallen, especially on some of our hillside. so just be mindful of that, as you venture out there, some patchy fog to be noted. it's back to moderate air quality across the entirety of the bay area really have to get down to gilroy before you start seeing any sort of good air quality hanging on. so we do have some haze that has put push its way in. but it's not an overwhelming amount of it. there's a little bit of good news for you this morning. 50's for most of our current temperatures oakland at 59 degrees alameda at 58 conquered and san francisco each at 56 degre

that's just over the nevada state line. the evacuation order has been lifted for round hill region, including the lower elks point region. so tonight firefighters are using bulldozers. lots of them to bolster fire lines were large pockets of previously unburned fuel is continuing to threaten existing control lines for now panic and we'll send it back to you. all right. grant, thank you for that update. well, the better business bureau is reminding wildfire evacuees to look out for illegal price gouging at tahoe area businesses. >> state law prohibits excessive price hikes during a state of emergency. the bureau says the supplies to grocery stores gasoline stations and hotels. any business owner caught on fairly raising prices as the caldor fire or any wildfire burns could face a $2500 penalty or jail time. >> now to our 4 zone forecast. as we show you a live picture over lake tahoe in the skies there. look pretty clear. our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow standing by with what's going on. that's a rare sight to see. it

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indocumentados e inmigrantes que por miedo a ser deportados no piden ayuda y también este jueves, arde sierra nevadado en california y acá las llamas han destruido más de 600 viviendas y otras estructuras , luz roja al aborto el máximo tribunal se niega a bloquear ley que prohíbe el aborto hasta las seis semanas de embarazo y esto afectará principalmente a niños . >>> y se pierde el dato de niños cuando son entregados a familiares u otras personas . >>> noticias telemundo con josé díaz balart . >>> tras su devastador paso como huracán categoría 4 los remanentes de la tormenta ida afectó la zona oeste acá una de las peores inundaciones que dejaron bajo agua barrios enteros y miles de damnificados que debieron ser rescatados por aire, más de 120 mil usuarios se han quedado sin electricidad, esto ha dejado decenas de muertos y provocando interrupción del servicio de trenes y aeropuertos, karla cuéntanos si aún continúa la búsqueda de personas . >>> así es, en este momento tratan de rescatar personas atrapadas en sus hogares y quiero que vea la magnitud de estas tormentas y la carretera está cerrada y h