calimesa, california, riverside county. historic missions.uburbs creeping around the rim of mountains on the eastern flank of los angeles. here is why chris and cristi hall had come to live out their golden years, though they were far from old when it happened. just experienced, with life and each other. >> as far back as i can remember, it's always been chris and cristi. they were never thought of as separate. they were a unit. >> these are the three daughters. courtney, the eldest, is a teacher. brianna, a personal trainer. and ashton, the youngest, just returned from playing professional volleyball in europe. all of them of course have heard scores of times the story of how their parents met. it was 1978. cristi had gone to see a relative at the air force base in nearby san bernardino. quite by chance, while she was there she encountered a security guard who, to her at least, looked just like elvis. it was blair christopher hall. chris to his friends. >> apparently she was a little flirty at the gate. [ laughter ] >> in short order, chris

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. >>> the holy fire in orange and riverside counties, containment has jumped from 5% to 29%.he fire has burned more than 21,000 acres and is threatening scores of homes in riverside county. a man has been arrested and accused of deliberately setting that fire. >>> several vacaville streets were shut down this morning while law enforcement agencies escorted the body of chp motorcycle officer kirk grist to vaca hills travel funeral home. the 46-year-old 19-year chp veteran was killed in fairfield when a pickup truck veered off the road, hitting grist and the car he'd pulled over on i-80. the vacaville reporter posted this video of the procession on its facebook page. you can see the dozens of grist fellow officers driving by law enforcement and civilians standing at attention, some wiping away tears. >>> there is a memorial fund set up for officers grist through the chp's credit union. you can mail in donations or contribute online. we have posted the link at our website abc7news.com. show your support for officer kirk grist through this facebook badge you see here. just head t

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se partiÓ hacia el condado de riverside. ha devorado .ado ya mÁs de 20,000 acres y ha sido contenido en un 29% por lo que muchos de los evacuados estÁn regresando a sus casas. los bomberos han recibido buenas y malas noticicon relaciÓn a los pronÓsticos del tiempo para este fin de semana. por un lado se espera lluvia en las Áreas donde se estÁn produciendo los incendios, lo que los ayudarÍa en su trabajo pero por otro lado se esperan fuertes vientos de hasta 25 millas por hora, vientos que permiten que los incendios se esparzan. >> el oficial dice que esto hace mÁs difÍcil usarlos de recursos destinados para este tipo de incendios. mientras tanto, el hombre 51 aÑos incluso de iniciar el incendio dijo que es una mentira. de ser culpable enfrentarÍa ta 10 aÑos de cÁrcel. >> mientras tanto la secciÓn mÁs popular de el parque yosemite, funcionarios dijeron que esperan abrir el martes aunque con la advertencia de que el fuego siga vivo >> los miles de turistas que cada dÍa visitan los alrededores de la casa blanca presenciaron hoy un panorama

de emergencia del gobernador convenciÓ residentes para que evacuarÁ la zona del incendio holi en riversidee terror vivieron los residentes que desobedecieron las Órdenes de evacuaciÓn en la zona que abarca el incendio forestal holi y algunos captaron con sus celulares cuando murallas de fuego amenazaban sus casas. en este otro vÍdeo, cv cÓmo el viento ayuda a la rÁpida propagaciÓn del incendio. quien tambiÉn grabÓ fue la familia de mirena. las llamas frente a su casa eran de hasta 100 pies de altura. mirena: era peor que un horno, un horno industrial, no sÉ cÓmo describirlo. fue demasiado intenso. salvado: su esposo grabÓ el instante en que mirena se fue en su coche a buscar refugio. mirena: es difÍcil irse y tener la incertidumbre de no saber quÉ va a pasar. si cuando volvÍa tendría casa. salvador: ya consumido mÁs de 18,000 acres . 1200 bomberos luchan contra este fuego, uno de 18 que siguen activos en california y hay mÁs de 20,000 personas evacuadas. >> evacuÁramos nada más que veremos a ver la concepciÓn de la casa. salvador: el capitÁn asegura que han dedicado mÁs recursos para prote

closer to residential areas. 20,000 people have been ordered to leave as the wildfire explodes in riverside county. officials are fighting the fire from land and air. in the meantime, a 51-year-old accused of setting the wildfire is scheduled to appear in court today. forrest gordon clark. he was talking to a cameraman two days before his arrest. >> i have no idea. i was asleep. i just woke up, dude. i got burned. >> clark faces a number of charges. including suspicion of felony arson. >> you would not think it is possible. >>> more disturbing details are emerging from the new mexico compound raided by the fbi. what the suspects had in store for the kids found there. and chilling confession from parkland school shooter nikolas cruz. >>> disturbing details emerging in new mexico where 11 he mas - emaciated children were found the compound. five suspects accused of the kids were training them to commit school shootings. the compound appeared to have an improvised shooting range and firear firearms. one suspect denies the allegations. all five pleaded not guilty to child abuse on wednesday. th

multiple fatalities were reported at the scene of the shooting at the jacksonville landing at a busy riverside complex full of shops and restaurants the jacksonville sheriff's office later confirmed a lone suspect died the police cordoned off a three block radius local media spoke to shocked onlookers as they were hastily cleared from the area. with. someone running with a gun. with the shooting when he was running through the park. the organizers of the gaming event described the shooting as a horrible situation and tweeted that they were working closely with the. jacksonville becomes another on the list of u.s. communities to be affected by gun violence. german chancellor angela merkel has warned against damaging fundamental democratic institutions such as a free press and an independent judiciary she made the comments in a wide ranging interview with a german public broadcaster that also touched on climate issues and foreign policy when asked about relations with the u.s. she reiterated comments she's made in the past that germany needs to take on more responsibility and forge stronger euro

el fuego con 20,000 acres en orange y riverside. estÁ contenido en un 91%.sobre las altas temperaturas que estÁn afectando a docenas de millones de personas. peggy: son decenas de millones de personas las que estarÍan bajo algÚn nivel de advertencia un alberta de calor --- o alberta de calor. --- alerta de calor. >> tomo mucha agua fresca y voy a la piscina. peggy: 15 estados estarÍan en el camino de una ola que trae aire caliente hasta el miÉrcoles. aunque se espera que las temperaturas estÉn en los 90°, la humedad podrÍa provocar que se sientan en los 100°. >> la ola dealde los grandes lagos, que incluye chicago, cleveland y detroit. esto estÁ ocurriendo porque hay un anti ciclo muy fuerte en el atlÁntico, que está anclado y no se ha movido, moviendo aire hacia todo el nordeste del paÍs. peggy: autoridades advierten que los mÁs susceptibles al calor extremo son las personas mayores, los niÑos y quienes no tienen aire acondicionado. pueden dirigirse a centros de enfriamiento, si lo necesitan. >> si tienen problemas del corazÓn, presión alta o es una persona

dos equipos históricos se enfrentaron en el estadio de riverside de santa clara, cuéntanos gabriel, te de 49ers y hemos hecho una mancuerna con el equipo de san francisco para traer mas contenido en español para la gente que vive la pasión del fútbol que son millones, no solo en el área de la bahía también alrededor del mundo, hoy por 49ers.com hicimos una primera transmision y no teiens que pagar, hicimo que mejor pa raúl les tendrá las mejores jugras todo por 49ers.com >> estaremos como comentaristas, y carlos zárate con cada jugada >> excelente transmisión, >> la impresión es que es un equipo con caracter que tiene mucho que dar, la expectativa está a tope, van a llegar a post temporada esta para grandes cosas después de pasar un año difícil dentro y fuera de los emparrillados >> desevamos que les vaya muy bien, muchas gracias >> y queda captado en cámara deslizamientos en china por las fuertes lluvias, también deslizamientos de rocas, han provocado el caos al sur de ese país >> gran susto se lleva conductor de camión de residuos, >> se retiró el combustible y desechos humanos de la

fire is burning in the cleveland national forest, on the orange and riverside county line. of setting the fire appeared in court. 51-year-old forrest clark made several outbursts, scene their behind that woman, his arraignment was postponed a bail was set at $1 million. >>> during the summers intense firefight aircraft have proved to be a very vital resource. why the aerial attack make such a big difference.>> reporter: cal fire has the nation's biggest firefighting air force including uncle sam's. it cal fire tanker pilot of 37 years says buyers have gone mad. >> i have not seen fires burning like this in my entire career. >> reporter: the firestorms of the last few years have forced cal fire to hire private aircraft and request federal aircraft especially big ones, into the fight. >> aircraft is vital. they slow the firestone. firefighters on the ground extinguish and contain them.>> reporter: this year they hired a private 747 jumbo jet can disperse up to 24,000 gallons. that is enough to fill an entire 18 by 36 foot swimming pool. all at once or in several rounds. for d

es el llamado holy que comenzÓ el lunes en orange y se esparciÓ hacia el este, alcanzando ahora riverside en un 29%, por lo que muchos de los evacuados estÁ regresando a sus casas. los hombres han recibido buenas y malas noticias en relaciÓn a los pronÓsticos del tiempo para este fin de semana. se esperan lluvias en el Área dÓnde se estÁn produciendo los incendios, lo que ayudarÍa, pero se esperan fuertes vientos de hasta 125 millas por hora. permite que los incendios se esparzan. [hablan en inglÉs]. el oficial dice que esto hace mÁs difÍcil usar los recursos destinados a este tipo de incendios. mientras clark, de 51 aÑos, sospechosa de iniciar el incendio, al escuchar en corte los cargos hijo "eso es una mentira"y ser procesado, enfrentarÍa hasta 10 aÑos. fÉlix: sigue la agitaciÓn social en nicaragua que fue escenariocontra el rÉgimen de ortega . se manifestÓ para exigir que liberen los cientos de detenidos en las protestas. el oficialismo dereclamÓ justicia. reportera: centenarios de nicaragüense vuelven las calles para exigirle a ortega que liberÉ mÁsde 500 manifestantes detenidos entr

it is near the orange and riverside county lines in an area called holy jim canyon. u.s. forest service officials are calling for voluntary evacuations. about 600 firefighters and a dozen water dropping airports -- aircraft are being used to control the fire. it is burning thick and very dry vegetation in an area that has not burned for nearly 40 years. >>> uc berkeley will get $3.5 million from a state initiative aimed at preventing future wildfires and preserving the health of forests. california is disturbing $170 million to local governments and organizations from cap and trade environmental funds. the money will go to projects that include creating defensible space by cutting dangerous bunches and fire prevention education. the state met its first greenhouse gas goal four years early but a big wildfire could erase months of work. >>> the san francisco mayor continues to tackle some of the city's biggest issues most recently she expanded programs to help the homeless as part of her new two-year 11 as part of her new two-year $11 billion city budget. that will be one o

delincuencia, según autoridades el operativo que se llevó a cabo el día de hoy logró limpiar el condado de riverside. >>> fueron allanados por agentes armados, la misión enontrar y arrestar varios miembros de pandilla. >>> estamos enfocados totalmente en la venta de drogas y de armas. >>> diero na conocer detalles del operativo, los resultados son bastante alentadores, la primea se llevó a cabo en junio del año pasado. >>> en principio de las dos operaciones hemos arrestado 63 personas y también hemos tomado o encontrado 11 libras de drogas. >>> pero a pesar de los esfuerzos de las autoridades nos comentaron vivir con miedo. >>> tengo miedo de vivir aquí y me voy a mover a otro lado. >>> se formaron para ser parte del opreativo, el mensaje es claro y directo. >>>vvamos a seguir a todos los criminles hasta que sevayan. >>> durante los últimos 3 añ sus actividades i venta de drogas, adquisición de armas de fuego ha crecido, lo que ha llevado a las autoridades realizar este tipo de operativos. >>> las autoridades aseguran continuarán hasta acabar con las pandilas un operativo donde fueron arrestados va

uno de ellos que afecta a los condado de riverside y orange se han duplicado en tamaÑo cuestiÓn de horasn ordenando la evacuaciÓn de mÁs de 20,000 residentes del Área. algunos que se han negado a hacerlo. >> el incendio holly en el sur la noche a la maÑana. como estÁ fuera de control las autoridades ordenaron la inmediata evacuaciÓn de mÁs de 20,000 residentes. muchos de los cuales no quieren salir. milena es una de ellas. >> es difÍcil porque cuando uno se va ya no podemos volver. nos dijeron, si nos vamos no podemos volver. y mario se querÍa quedar. y nos quedamos. >> la peligrosidad de las llamas hacen que los bomberos le pidan a todos que hagan caso a las evacuaciones para evitar mÁs tragedias. >> en mejor que salgan de una vez porque hay mucho peligro. aquÍ estamos defendiendo las casas aquÍ que estÁ toda la gente afuera. >> esta la principal razÓn o la que las autoridades le piden al pÚblico que obedezca las Órdenes de evacuación. como pueden ver, las llamas se estÁn aproximando rÁpidamente algunas residencias. aquÍ hay bomberos combatir las llamas pero aÚn asÍ algunos residentes h

. >>> resplandor anaranjado iluminÓ la noche en riverside y orange, una noche que el incendio holy duplicÓce lo que ha visto. >>> es triste el salir, y mirar para atrÁs... y no saber... si vamos a encontrar todo. >>> bomberos hacen hasta lo imposible para evitar que las llamas lleguen a la zona residencial. ip pero estÁ conciente que en un cerrar de ojos podrÍa perder todo, no es solo el tamaÑo de incendio lo que preocupa, sino la velocidad y fuerza con que a avanzan las llamas. d mientras tanto, el sospechoso de iniciar el incendio apareciÓ en tribunal este viernes, donde su fianza se fijÓ en un millon de dÓlares y su lectura de cargos se pospuso hasta 17d de agosto. telemundo 48. >>> por otra parte, ya hay alivio para personas que viven en condado lake porque la autoridad cancelaron ordenes de evacuaciÓn, en sim .sim. mientras tanto en su vivÍ tala senadora, dijo que regresarÁ a la capital pedir mÁs fondos para la prevenciÓn de incendios. >>> seguridad nacional, kristen nielsen estarÁ hoy aquÍ donde arde el incendio y se espera que visite la zona de siniestro, la agencia y oficiales, que

. >> from her riverside home she runs a multimillion dollar slime empire. >> some people call me slime queen, slime girl. >> reporter: name well earned. >> today i am doing a slime challenge. >> reporter: her youtube channel has nearly 8 million followers and her at home kits are flying off store shelves. >> it's a science experiment. they can make it at home and it is so easy. >> reporter: slime is a combination of glue and an activator found in most laundry detergents. around since the 70s the social media has made the substance more popular than ever, creating online stars and helping homegrown businesses thrive. this 15 -year-old make slime in her parents home and expects to sell a half million dollars worth is your. >> first i got one order and then the next one 3-five order. >> she ships out up to 50 orders a day. >> slime is here to stay. >> the toy insider says many toy companies are trying to cash in offering different colors, scents and textures. >> kids love to play with it, they love to make it, parents approve. you're going to see slime around for quite a long time. >> eve

southern california called the holy fire that broke out yesterday afternoon between orange county and riverside county in the cleveland national forest. so far, it has burned 4000 acres. it is a 0% containment. several campgrounds have been evacuated. >>> authorities are looking to identify a body found in a canal in oakley at rose avenue and main street early yesterday morning. sheriff's deputies retrieved the body, which appeared to have been there for some time. investigators do not suspect foul play. this is imbed the fence and fel the canal water may appear calm, but below the surface, it is moving quickly. >>> we are learning about the deadly shooting that shut down the bay bridge during yesterday morning's curly commute. investigators say it may be connected to an argument at a for cisco nightclub. a music promoter died from mesquite, texas. >> the highway patrol says someone fired multiple shots at this 2018 rented mitsubishi is to beaveling on the lower bay bridge near treasure island. >> heard five pops lp the three men inside of to the suv. the driver was killed, the two passengers w

. >>> southern california, holy fire in orange and riverside counties, so far burned more than 25,000 acres. 36% contained and some evacuation orders have been lifted. police have arrested the man they think started that fire. >>> big project drawing big crowds but service begins tomorrow at salesforce transit tower. today thousands lined up around the block to check out the new terminal. and rooftop park. so many showed up, some were turned away, including our news crew. said they were excited. >> used for years for many people. high speed rail will eventually come here. really exciting, next generation's way to get around the city and bay area. >> replaces the old trans bay terminal that shut down in 2010. first time in decades that san francisco has a permanent transit center. >>> solemn procession in fairfield as chp continues to mourn death of officer kirk from the corner's office. died in a truck veered off the road and smashed into him in a traffic stop. person in the car he pulled over also died. crash still under investigation. >>> developing story out of charlottesville, vir

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the governor has declared riverside and orange counties as the on the move, to the holy gym canyon and homes in the area. tonight, at least one home has burned in addition to the 12. it's been intentionally set and arrest has been made. we're tracking this fire and it's spread. an update for this newscast. >> police say a group of adults and teenagers stole cars and snatched purchases all over san hose before the police caught up with them. >> a lot of neighbors glad it's over. ian. >> one of those suspects was caught in the backyard of the property just here on minnesota avenue, another hiding on the side of the fence, able to track them down. >> reporter: a day long crime spree that started atng a0 went. carjackings, purse snatchings and other robberies. >> each time they've been at we've been trying to catch them all day. >> a tip from a caller, this van abandoned off bird avenue. >> it was one of those cars stolen today an used by the offenders for further crimes. >> reporter: that fan belongs to ethan lowery who didn't know it was stolen overnight. >> we woke up this morning and t

you can see the flame twisting and rolling during the holy fire in riverside county. the fire is only about 5% contained and evacuation orders have been issued for some of the nearby communities. >> we have learned and arson suspect has been arrested, accused of starting the holy fire. >> rick is in the city of corona and joins us live with the very latest on that fire. >> reporter: we are in corona. behind me you can see the mountain range where the holy fire continues to burn. we will pan over and show you the latest hotspot that just begins to crest the mountain on the western side. as we pan over to the right you can see just how far this fire extends. to the naked eye it looks to be a good 10 mile length. of course, this is the holy fire . as of last night there has been an arrest in this fire . the suspects name, we have a photo, he is forced court in clark. 51 years old. he is from the area where this fire got started. in the cleveland national forest. his cabin in that area was the only one of the 14 that did not burn. police questioned him yesterday morning a

kristen holmes is live in riverside county... where homes are being threatened tonight. kristen?/ lake elsinore resident: they're working hard, working after hours, you know taking care of businesscalifornia residents are grateful for the efforts of the more than 13,000 firefighters on the front lines of california's

the holy fire burning in orange and riverside counties is now 59% contained. that fire has scorched nearly 23-thousand acres... and >>> the holy fire is now 59% contained. the fire has scorched nearly 23,000 acres and destroyed at least 12 structures since it broke out last monday. >>> on the storm watch, flash floods are ravaging the east coast. heavy thunderstorms ed swallowi homes and streets in pennsylvania. rescue teams have been in boats pulling people from high water, and it's not over yet. there is more rain in the forecast this week. >>> no rain here but we'll tem >> that will help the fire crews. this is the weather we have been hoping for and it's finally here. it will be a sign temperatures inland won't feel too uncomfortable today. we're below average for many bay area neighborhoods. this is the reason why, the winds over sfo 10 miles an hour now. you can see the wind direction from the west and southwest. this onshore flow will bring in the cooler coastal air, as well as the cloud cover along the coastline. that probably won't ease up alo fairfie

but there's a real estate project threatening their riverside community. a diver looking for riches connected to a rubber tube. before plunging into the river he takes a moment for prayer. it's in these muddy waters that the 62-year-old starts his treasure hunt. >> you can find coins that people used to use for daily purchases. in the old days we lived on rafts and had floating markets. villages lost their money and jewelry in the river. >> some go up to 30 meters deep. he discovers copper coins from the end of the 19th century. but his business which is technically illegal is under threat. estate development could result in the raising of these modest homes on stilts as officials prepare to relocate families. it could mean an end to the community. >> if they move us to the city center 90% of us will lose their jobs because it will be very difficult to access the river. >> the young generation doesn't seem to -- ready to abandon its way of life in the hunt for treasure. >> it's like an adventure. it's fun. we can do it indefinitely. you don't know what you

. >> reporter: in riverside county, california, where the holy fire is continuing to bear down on this community. the threat is still very real. you can see these flames eating through this bone dry brush. some of this brush hasn't burned in more than 40 years. now, we have been on the front lines in the past 12 hours. take a look at some of the things we've seen. the embers are burning. it is so smoky and the homes are right behind me here. these flames have raced up this hillside. check out just how close they are to this home. they are massive. we've got a number of flames in the yea. when you look at these flames the scene really look apocalyptic. there are more than 1,400 firefighters on the front lines right now. the man who is accused of sparking this fire now faces six felonies including arson, and the residents i've spoken with say they can't believe someone would spark this fire on purpose and put their lives and property in danger. will car, abc news. >> will, that's braver than i. that's way too close to the flames. happening today the defendants of the ghost ship tragedy c

that's right near the orange county/riverside county line.e ominously rising over the mountains as the sun is beginning to set now. 1,000 acres have already been charred. mandatory evacuation orders are in effect for a few of the communities near this fire. toss to meteorologist paul two hikers were rescued after that fire broke out. we're told they are safe this evening. >>> wildfires burning all across the state, paul, and hopefully they'll get a little relief with the weather? >> we want less wind, higher humidity because rain is still a couple months away. so small victories we're hoping for throughout the week. really interesting weather in the state of california, as i show you the current conditions, which are still warm, livermore, concord, san jose and santa rosa all 89 degrees or hotter, how about this? imperial, california, a couple weeks action, it rained when it was 119 degrees outside, rain and 119 degrees making it the warmest rain ever recorded in modern history. it happened a couple week ago in southern california, in imperia

parte de una mala religión >>> el pasado 15 de agosto un juez de la suprema corte del condado de riverside. >>> una persecución a toda velocidad provocó que un vehículo de la policía se volcara en plena vía y todo quedó captado en cámaras >>> el atraco de una tienda de apple en centro comercial es captado por un cliente, les tengo las imágenes en solo momentos. >>> para este momento desde la ciudad de san josé, con esa cámara en vivo, todavía efectos de la calidad del aire. se temperatura en 72°, hablaremos de los cambios de las próximas horas y los próximos días después de la pausa. música >>> importantes fueron las imágenes captadas en cámara del momento en que una camioneta de un oficial de policía se voltea después de perseguir a un sospechoso en wisconsin, las autoridades tienen a un hombre llamado jorge salinas que trataba de darse a la fuga y fue entonces que un vehículo de la oficial volcó. apenas se le acusa de manejar de forma peligrosa y herir a un oficial el cual resultó herido pero ya está mejor >>> las autoridades en boston realizaron un operativo para erradicar la violencia

an evacuation order just issued after a new located in the angend riverside counties. and just a few hours it's burned over 1,000 acres. also dealing with high temperatures. we'll keep an eye on this and bring you more information as the story develops. >>> it was a day of cleanup in berkley. vandals smash being ting the wi more than 20 city cars, they lit another car on fire and vand lietzed marine recruiting office. there was a strict temporary ban on things that could be used as weapons, like baseball bats, poles, bricks. three people were hurt though not badly during those protests. >> we had 20 arrests. they confiscated weapons. there was minimal violence. >> i've lived in berkley for 40 years and seen protests come and >> the mayor is suggesting the city reinstate the temporary ban on weapons anytime there's a protest with a potential to turn violent. >>> we are getting a look at the man accused of setting up a bomb underneath a sheriff's car. this is the man, tristan prado from santa rosa. investigators see he and a female friend did meth on the way to guernevil

dulce: carolina, borja, el gobernador declarÓ estado de emergencia en los conatos de orange y riversideue otros hombros de agencias locales puedan venir a asistir evitar que las haya mÁs se propaguen a las residencias cercanas. alrededor de 20,000 personas fueron evacuadas y, lo pierde todo, se sospecha que fue intencionalmente provocado por un hombre de 51 aÑos, quien ayer se negÓ a ser el de su celda. asÍ que nuevamente tendrÁ que presentarse en la corte. es sÓlo uno de aproximadamente 18 incendios que se combaten en todo el estado de norte a sur y en su totalidad se aproxima que son mÁs de 60,000 acres consumidas.el incendio mendocino complex ha sido calculado como el mÁs grande la historia del estado. para el fin de semana se prevÉ que las condiciones climÁticas mejore, lo que ayudarÁ a los esfuerzos de los bomberos. dulce castellanos, regresÓ con ustedes. borja: gracias por la informaciÓn. carolina: ahora, polÉmica en la nfl porque algunos jugadores vuelven a arrodillarse en claro desafÍo al presidente donald trump. o crueles canchas de fÚtbol americano en plena temporada y no sola

this is the holy fire in both orange and riverside counties in southern california.looking at is what experts call a firenado, when a fire's intensity causes the air to heat up and rise rapidly combined with high winds, there is a vortex that pulls fire in different directions. some communities have already been issued evacuation warnings. officials say the warnings could become orders. meantime, authorities say they have arrested a man on suspicion of starting this particular blaze. here is the man overall in charge of the firefighting effort, chief pimlott, thank you for being with us and taking the time to talk with us. can you just give us a sense of what your firefighters are up against at this moment? >> absolutely. well, anderson, you pointed out, 14,000 firefighters on the fire lines in california. that's almost half of the 30,000 firefighters that are deployed across the western united states right now dealing with fires in many, many states. so we are having a yeoman's effort, all hands on deck here. but again, warm temperatures. we've got triple-digit temp

the riverside and orange county border it's burned 3,300 acres of land in the cleveland national forest, its 5% contained this morning and the holy fire broke out monday afternoon. it has really exploded out of control since then. it's really stretched firefighting resources to the limit. one cabin has gone up in flames. several camp grounds have been evacuated. no homes in lake elsinore that's the closest city to where that's burning, no homes have been evacuated. as we watch all of these fires burning in the state, things can change at a moment's notice. it's already been a record setting wildfire season. fires really seem to be moving faster than firefighters can handle at this point and we are strapped thin. i'm jessica castro, abc 7 news back to you. >> thank you. >>> we're working so hard and we're sending out push alerts and a closer look at why some experts say these wildfires are becoming so devastating. you can get customized alerts to your phone by downloading the app. >>> we have developing news out of a new york hospital where two people are dead. authorities say there's be

it has burned 4000 acres near the riverside-orange county line. mandatory evacuation orders are in effect. >>> some people be allowed back into their homes in northern california as others are being forced to evacuate. the river and ranch fires are burning in several counties. >> allen martin joins us with conditions crews are facing. >> those two fires have burned more than 290,000 acres. we have new video from the front lines of flames raising up these mountainsides. containment is up to 34%. just how big are these fires? satellite images show how be the zone is and how the smoke is spreading over the state. check out this graphic from the national weather service, it shows the fire perimeter overlaid across the bay area. you can see the fires cover most of san francisco and a big portion of the east bay. it's at the mendocino complex fire just 10 days to make history as california's largest ever. and now covers more than 440 mi.2 and has destroyed more than 150 structures and threatens thousands more. >> we are not able to put ground personnel

started a wildfire in southern california from the so-called holy fire started on monday near the riverside and orange county border in the cleveland national forest. la n arson. firefighters say he owns a cabin in the area and he sent an e-mail warning, quote, this place will burn. the fire has now burned more than 4,000 acres. it's just 5% contained. it's one of more than a dozen large wildfires burning in the state. >>> record wildfires in california and in other parts of the country, heat waves and storms wreaking havoc. sam brock is live in san francisco where a major climate change protest is scheduled to take place pretty soon. sam? >> reporter: this could be hard to miss in exactly one month. a local group here says that thousands of people are going to be on the streets marching toward civic center plaza and calling for an end to climate injustice. if that crowd holds, that could take over the streets here wee global conference, a climate conference here in san francisco. california's hillsides are crackling with flames. and relief from the fiery onslaught is starting to feel out o

with new evacuations ordered, the inferno is just uphill from subdivisions in riverside county. this, police say, the work of an arsonist. investigators say this man, forest clark, ignited the plays. just before his arrest, he spoke to a photographer. >> you know how this fire started? >> no idea. i was asleep with ear plugs in. >> reporter: with a dozen large fires burning in california, the u.s. forest service says 90% of wildfires are human caused. in reading, where 2,000 structures are destroyed, another firefighter, the seventh this year was killed on duty. afternoon winds have been fanning flames all day long. they are pushing small embers up to two miles away. that's igniting brand new fires. with fires on pace to burn more land than ever before, toxic smoke is choking much of the state. the dangerous air also blindihe where for now, this is firefighters say there is so much fuel from this blaze it willster? >> all right. miguel almaguer, thank you. >>> overseas now to a horrific attack in a country facing one of the worst humanitarian crisises in the world. some of these

. >> in southern california a wildfire exploded in size today forcing evacuations along the riversidecounty board. the holly fire has burned about 4,000 acres since it started this afternoon with zero containment. firefighters worked in triple digit heat trying to contain it. at least two firefighters treated for injuries. >>> you can see a helicopter swoop in, then hoist the two people to safety. this fire is burning near a popular trail. >>> firefighters will work through the night to try to slow the carr fire that started in shasta county. right now the 47% contained. cal-fire isn't sure when it will have full control. >> gofundme page has been set up for a 21-year-old paeg worker who died responding to the carr fire this weekend. jarist ioeta killed in vehicle accident near redding. so far people have donated $29,000 to help his family. we have a link on our website abcnews.com. >>> the ferguson fire burning in yosemite choking the region. they lel fiv pollution. the most unhealthy air that can be detected. smoke and roadws so dangerous they decided to close part of the park i yos

that is burning in orange and riverside counties. you can see the fire there, that's exactly what steve and mark always talk about. it is creating its own weather. that is a twister made up of flames . the fire has burned more than 6 mi.2. this started on monday. the holy fire just 5% contained with firefighters hoping high humidity today will help them gain more control. >> that's incredible. >>> today is another spare they are day mainly because of wildfires and smoke across northern california. we have all been seeing hazy skies and an orange glow when the sun rises or sets because of a mix of smoke and smog. today may be verse especially in the east bay and the south bay. >> where we see the temperatures get hot we see more vertical nixing in the atmosphere. that is bringing the smoke on the upper levels of the atmosphere down to the surfaceadsed to use public transit when we can, cut back on the time you spend outdoors. if you do exercise outdoors the best air quality is early in the morning. that spare they are alert will conti

suspicion of arson accused of igniting the massive holy flyer through the national forest advancing into riversidenty. according to jail records clark is being held on $1 million bond and is expected to appear in atcourt today. police didn't comment on the specifics that led to clark's b arrest, say witness statements and physical findings at the scene led them to believe it was crk who ignited the flames. officials say the raging inferno is only 5 contained. >> incredible images after mud and rocks went flying through the air during eruption in switzerland, swiss media reported strong rainstorms hit the the river of mud from the swiss alps gushed down a mountain stream before striking local villages. the mud can be seen rushing past homes and overtaking streets. it destroyed several road signs. vehicles wtee repdly hit by the debris, but there were no injuries. video on social media also showed the flow of mud spewing onto a bridge as mwee mud spt beneath it. on lookers watching from that bridge could be heard frantically shouting and telling each other to watch out. >> nbc meteorologist bill kar

the fire that began monday in orange county has now moved east into riverside county. here are the latest numbers... the holy fire has doubled in size since thursday. it has now burned more than 19- thousand acres. and is still only 10 percent contained. this morning some 20-thousand people are still under evacuation orders. the arson-caused fire is burning dangerously close to homes... and so far 12 structures have burned. reporter kristen holmes shows us how smoke from the fires in california have reached across the dry conditions and steep terrain causing the holy fire to nearly double in size again -and is nowhere close to being under control. officials saying the fire is unstable and residents should be prepared to leave at a moment's notice.sot chief geoff pemberton / calfire"we ask the public to please listen to our warnings when we issue those, we take those seriously. we ask and that's our opportunity to get residents out of areas that are at risk."one man taking this video from his kitchen as flames were just a few feet from his pool."oh my god!! oh my god. p

had previously criticized california authorities claimingad environmental law aees of orange and riverside counties. it's only 5% contained, according to officials. >> that's justul fires scorching california right now, including the mendocino complex inferno. it has exploded into the largest wildfire in the state's recorded history. with those rampant flames showing no signs of stopping, nbc's anne thompson tells us more. >> reporter: wildfires are no longer contained to a season in california. this is now a year-round battle. >> i think this is the new normal that we're going to see in california. >> fanning the flames, scientists increasingly point to climate change, emissions from cars, planes and power plants making our world warmer. >> you take epic drought. you combine it with high temperatures. you've got all the ingredients for unprecedented wildfires. >> 14 states from alaska to arizona, large fires are burning. researchers at columbia university and the warmer and d conditions more than doubled the fore i the western u.s. since 1984. this summer, europe is burningp where more th

about 20,000 people have fled their homes in orange and riverside counties. gavin -- governor brown has declared a state of emergency. a 51-year-old man arrested and accused of starting that fire. he is due in court today on multiple charges in closing -- including felony arson. >>> a heavy equipment mechanic was headed to work on the car fire near reading yesterday when his truck crashed on highway 99. the capital flags will fly at half staff for 40-year-old andrew drake, a six-year calfire veteran. at least eight people, including three firefighters, have died as a result of the carr fire. is now 49% contained 1000 homes have been destroyed. >>> today marks two weeks since the mendocino complex fire started burning. it is grown to become the largest wildfire in california history . the backfires the make up the mendocino complex fire have burned more than 300,000 acres and destroyed 119 homes firefighters are making progress. right now that fire is 52% contained. they do not full containment -- they do not expect containment until september 1. >>> californi

this is orange and riverside counties.andatory evacuations ordered for the nearby communities and camp grounds. the holy fire down in southern california. so far, 4,000 have b ternoo closely monitor the situation and we'll update you throughout the evening. >>> now to the disappearance of 14-year-old girl from san ramon. she's been missing for a week now. police are working the case. they think taylor, though, may have run away, but her parents think otherwise. nbc bay area cheryl hurd joins us with the latest on the investigation. cheryl, why her parents are so convinced that something happened to taylor. >> reporter: well, they have this to say tonight, calls made from a blocked line. that's what police detectives are looking into tonight. she hasn't been seen since. >> somebody called her on the phone and they they needed help. she went and told her friend, hey, i got to go. i'll be back in a couple of hours. don't tell my mom. >> reporter: that's when taylor's dad says his daughter went outside of this gated community