ramachandran says four of oakland's seven districts are in high wildfire regions. she says oakland has one of the bay area's most comprehensive vegetation management plans to deal with the thousands of acres of forested areas in the city. the problem is funding. but the recent passage of measure m provides funding for the next 20 years to tackle these issues. >> a huge part of the goal of this ballot measure is to get the resources to be able to do that, but as of now, absolutely, we are not where we should be when it comes to being proactive. >> ramachandran says the regional cooperation between bay area counties is another piece for effective wildfire prevention in oakland, anser hassan. abc seven news. >> we are staying on top of all of the developments coming out of the wildfires in l.a. county. you can get updates as they happen at abc seven news.com and our abc seven bay area app. all right. >> we're going to move on more to bring you here. coming up san francisco officially has a new mayor. we'll tell you about daniel lowery's inauguration day and his first

ramachandran says four of oakland's seven districts are in high wildfire regions. says oakland has one of the bay area's most comprehensive vegetation management plans to deal with the thousands of acres of forested areas in the city. the problem is funding. but the recent passage of measure m provides funding for the next 20 years to tackle these issues. >> a huge part of the goal of this ballot measure is to get the resources to be able to do that, but as of now, absolutely, we are not at where we should be when it comes to being proactive. >> ramachandran says the regional cooperation between bay area counties is another piece for effective wildfire prevention in oakland, anser hassan. abc seven news. >> as wildfires continue to burn throughout southern california, climate experts are highlighting the role climate change may be playing. abc seven news reporter luz pena spoke to several climate experts about the connection they've detected, and what we can do to minimize our risks. >> reporter as wildfires rage throughout southern california, climate experts say

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