so here the road home we have a family show for women shelter in them and shelter so one of the big fears that our families have when they come down to the shelter is that all of us are. child and family services is going to be involved in their getting their kids away i mean work very closely with. the c.p.s. . we work very hard to reassure families that that that's not how it works their families are also subject to the whims of whether it's economic instability the or family instability or health problems. family is run out of resources and they're not able to stay in their apartment anymore stay with family or stay with friends or stay in a hotel i mean. a lot of times by the time the families that walk through those doors they've exhausted all of those resources. how are you getting so wet child. yes so we have this huge playground there is. you know as a ramp for. all of the kids the stuff like that and still are still. they have this grassy area over here we try to keep the kids away from the gate just because of the semen on because this is the men's side of the shelter we are sli

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workforce housing residents as many of them and now many are no longer standing homes at the intersection of sunnyside and roads burned down some structures spared by the flames but most of the area sustaining at least some damage. >>craig is a local educator his family was forced to evacuate they are safe in their homes a routine they would prefer to never repeat after managing through last month's lnu lightning complex fires, most of these same communities were evacuated for that i was evacuated for 10 days on that one with my family firefighters from across the state including this team from los angeles county called into the fire zone to secure the area removing any dangerous debris before utility arrived to eventually restore services this is a nightmare says killed pot returns a funny thing i don't think. people know exactly what they're going to do right after something like this happens. >>i have the blessing of knowing that that's my home is safe. my neighbors don't have that same last seen in this community. pull together and figured out they always do. >>in napa county phillipe djegal all kron 4 news

now as we hiked the charge will above his elbow road home very told me he is getting ready to evacuate once again made the all too real potential for mudslides when winter rains return, it's one thing after another word is hit with multiple. catastrophes but you're doing the best we can stay here. this is our home it's not an 11 across the czu lightning complex fire zone, hundreds of homes and families are in harm's way once again. is where the vegetation is gone mudslides or debris flows happen when heavy rain saturates the ground in what amounts to a mass of soil rock down trees and other debris, gaining size and speed is it moves down slope. evacuations are imminent says county supervisor ryan cooler we got a report on tuesday that showed were at serious danger of debris flows mudslides landslides. >>that will come with very little warning after very little rain after a fire this intense. we're trying to get the word out that people should prepare to evacuate rain driven mudslides killed several people following 2018 is thomas fire in santa barbara. debris flows can reach avalanche

now as we hiked the charge will above his elbow road home very told me he is getting ready to evacuate once again made the all too real potential for mudslides when winter rains return, it's one thing after another burgers hit with multiple. catastrophes but you're doing the best we can do. stay here is our home it's not an 11 across the czu lightning complex fire zone, hundreds of homes and families are in harm's way once again. is where the vegetation is gone mudslides or debris flows happen when heavy rain saturates the ground in what amounts to a mass of soil rock down trees and other debris, gaining size and speed is it moves down slope. evacuations are imminent says county supervisor ryan color t we got a report on tuesday that showed were at serious danger of debris flows mudslides landslides. >>that will come with very little warning after very little rain after a fire this intense. sir try to get the word out that people should prepare to evacuate rain driven mudslides killed several people following 2018 is thomas fire in santa barbara. debris flows can reach avalanche speeds

road. several homes we understand were damaged by the fire and thousands still remain threatened. so let's go out live to an hour and a good morning. what can you show us. >>all good morning. i'm actually at murry at the steel high school this is the staging area for a lot of the firefighters have been working around the clock. this is where they come in get their agenda for the day figure out what part of the fire they need to attack and they're still spending countless hours working on the fire but we're going to show you the damage yesterday were in the neighborhoods appear in santa rosa and homes are just devastated you heard from families for now being allowed back into the communities. they talked about all they have to grab what items they couldn't her you rush out, you can see some neighborhoods leveled to the ground the for the most part many of the homes or save now they have several crews that are currently in the field still working to put out the fire. addition to that you also have some law enforcement groups that are out there watching the homes currently as well as

they tell me they are relieved that their homes are still standing. >> neighbors on mountain road and south san francisco telly shortly before noon they smelled smoke and saw fire burning close to their homes on what they call sign hill. >> i knew it was pretty close. >> she called 911 and evacuated with her husband and daughter. >> they shared a cell phone video thinking that their home may not survive. grateful that flames burned within a few feet of their home. >> he tells me he had five minutes to evacuate and was not able to find his beloved cat. they came into his home and stopped the flames from spreading after it caused some damage. >> fire officials say the conditions caused the flames to spread quickly had it took cruise two hours to get the upper hand. residents were allowed back home starting around 4:00. >> an alert resident saw two juveniles leaving the area after the fire started. officers identified and questioned them. the teens may have set the fire unintentionally. the fire marshal will work with police investigators to determine if the teens will face charges. >>>

and i'll tell you that we do know that there were 3 homes on a mountain road. that suffered some damage. let's take a listen to the fire chief describing what happened. >>so the fire did a bump up against a couple of but their were able to make a quick stop and knock it down before the fire got interior, so there's just an accidental damage to >>now so i can hear fire engines in the background right responding to the second fire. i can tell you that in regards to sign hill fire. they're expecting to allow people back into their homes by dark they think they'll be doing it in stages. but that that fire out on sign hill is contains. cause of that fire is unknown at this time. but you know the iconic sign which is made out of cement was not damaged in any way now let's go again to behind me what's happening here again we do not know if this fire is in any way connected to what was burning on sign hill going to step out of the way here so you can get kind of a better look at this at this time i'm 10 2. >>we lost marines are there but we do have another camera showi

road more times than you're on a horse? >> jesse wright: you drive 22, 24 hours from home to there.r, turn around and driving back. >> coburn bradshaw: we drive for a living, and ride bucking horses for fun. ( laughs ) >> everyone: yeah. ( laughter ) >> whitaker: when they aren't on the road, home is southern utah. they mostly grew up in milford, a no-stoplight town where the wrights are the main attraction. they're a family of 13 kids, kept in line by their parents, bill and evelyn. that's a huge family. >> evelyn wright: it's a good- sized family. kid's are kind of "more- ish," you know-- the more you get, the more you want. >> bill wright: she trained the older ones to help the younger ones. >> evelyn wright: i had to organize them. >> bill wright: but she-- >> evelyn wright: i'm like, "i cannot do this on my own. or else it's going to be bad, because mom's going to grow bear hair and you're not going to like it." >> home video: all right, quit it. >> whitaker: the wright kids were cowboys playing cowboys and were natural ranch hands. it kept them out of evelyn's hair, and out of

the fire still destroyed this home on tucker road. nighttime or daytime, to the glass fire, it does not seem to matter. flames have not yet entered city limits of calistoga and firefighters want to keep it that way. along highway 29 six miles north of town crews are trying to keep the fire from jumping into robert lewis stephenson state park. this was 10:00 a.m. with near triple digit heat and

now as we hiked the charge will above his elbow road home very told me he is getting ready to evacuate once again made the all too real potential for mudslides when winter rains return, it's one thing after another burgers hit with multiple. catastrophes but you're doing the best we can do. stay here. this is our home it's not 11 across the czu lightning complex fire zone, hundreds of homes and families are in harm's way once again. is where the vegetation is gone mudslides or debris flows happen when heavy rain saturates the ground in what amounts to a mass of soil rock down trees and other debris, gaining size and speed is it moves down slope. evacuations are imminent says county supervisor ryan cooler we got a report on tuesday that showed were at serious danger of debris flows mudslides landslides. >>that will come with very little warning after very little rain after a fire this intense. sir try to get the word out that people should prepare to evacuate rain driven mudslides killed several people following 2018 is thomas fire in santa barbara. debris flows can reach avalanche spee

road. there are no homes in the immediate area. cal fire doing a one-two punch right now, on this thing. helicopters dropping water onto the flames, from above while crews on the ground trying to stuff it out from below. we are going to keep an eye on this one, and check back with you. and a live look at mount him. this just in for marin county, officials they wanted about 20,000 customers could lose power sunday afternoon through tuesday. this, as we could see the highest wind in a long, long time. know exactly with it, but the warning in marin is for coastal communities. those at the higher elevations. la fayette, also warning about power shutoffs. it is the same time frame from around 4 pm sunday, through wednesday. there is no official word from pg&e on the shutoffs, we are expecting an update a little later this evening. >>> let's get right to chief neurologist paul heggen, on white is red flag warning is so concerning. >>> we had this red flag warning early in the week i have been saying is a kind of borderline scenarios. the wind is going to be very strong. we check out those fore

plenty more ahead on the news hour including roads homes and bridges are swept away after heavy rains caused severe flooding in france britain bishkek ahead of kurdistan's parliamentary elections which have been dominated by a debate about people who've been forced to go abroad for work. and coming up in sports we'll tell you about the technology the use of the london marathon to ensure social distancing. armenia and azerbaijan are trading accusations of shelling residential areas in the golan okada buck fighting has continued into a 7th day let's see how this translates on the ground armenia and azerbaijan went to war over nagorno-karabakh between 1991 and 994 the contested regions internationally recognized as part of azerbaijan but the majority of the people living in these red areas are ethnic many in these parts a controlled by a 1000000 forces many as were displaced or during the war in the ninety's the so-called lion of contact you can see it there in the green it separates armenian and is that the armed forces the majority of fighting is happening on either side of that line n

do jello has a full on he was unable to campaign in eastern guinea home to ethnic blinky after the president's supporters blocked the roadnd homes and businesses owned by ethnic philosophies and can con were attacked the police failed to stop the violence anyone but a felony has been a rallying call among many of his supporters to lead a campaign something rights groups have condemned. you know resorting to resorting to. it's a good way to get people mobilized it's not a good way to go away but it's certainly effective on the ground and that's. after violence during marches constitutional referendum the un's office for prevention of genocide expressed alarm and criticize. the security forces for their use of force against protesters more than 50 people were killed or injured many of them. a new vote now underway. is worried that falana may seek revenge. i wish that even if giallo wins the elections that we can walk hand in hand unite as a people politics shouldn't terrorists apart while some hope for change others for continuities many 1st time voters say they want to a culture of politics that is pitting gideon's agains

now as we hiked the charge will above his elbow road home very told me he is getting ready to evacuate once again made the all too real potential for mudslides when winter rains return, it's one thing after another burgers hit with multiple. catastrophes but you're doing the best we can do. stay here. this is our home it's not an 11 across the czu lightning complex fire zone, hundreds of homes and families are in harm's way once again. is where the vegetation is gone mudslides or debris flows happen when heavy rain saturates the ground in what amounts to a mass of soil rock down trees and other debris, gaining size and speed is it moves down slope. evacuations are imminent says county supervisor ryan color t we got a report on tuesday that showed were at serious danger of debris flows mudslides landslides. >>they will come with very little warning after very little rain after a fire this intense. sir try to get the word out that people should prepare to evacuate rain driven mudslides killed several people following 2018 is thomas fire in santa barbara. debris flows can reach avalanche

roads and bridges were destroyed high altitude communities isolated with rising numbers of missing and injured. all of ali's collapsing one go so we don't have a boat left to take us back home the best of luck yeah bob it's blocked on both sides of the road no electricity nothing further up there out of tap water there were many elderly people who needed help to be given shelter lives have been lost in italy's alpine valdosta region a firefighter was killed during a rescue operation in virtually province another body was found. and the toll could well ply with the equivalent of 4 months of rainfall and in just 24 hours jonah al-jazeera. former italian deputy prime minister mattis hell vini has appeared in court for a hearing on whether he should stand trial for kidnapping the case stems from an incident in 2019 when he refused to allow a coast guard ship carrying $131.00 migrants to dock in sicily the far right leader is also accused of abusing his power so that any could face 15 years in jail if found guilty and may be barred from public office another hearing at the end of november. the latest caravan of central american migrants attempting to reach the united states is h

it's a long road home, so, yeah — relieved. juliette phillips, bbc north west tonight, cheadle.d. the bbc‘s northern ireland health correspondent marry—louise connolly has been given exclusive access to altnagelvin hospital's covid and icu wards — hearing how people there have been dealing with the virus. sandra kelly tested positive for covid—19 almost a fortnight ago. on day eight, her condition worsened and the 58—year—old grandmother was admitted to altnagelvin hospital. sandra is one of 20 seriously ill patients being treated on ward 21. this used to be where patients recovered after hip and knee operations, but the pressures of the pandemic mean it was scaled up into another covid unit just a few weeks ago — and patients like sandra say they feel lucky to be here. i thought i was going to die. that's how bad i was. the hospital, doctors and nurses, work round the clock to try and save you, and that's what they done with me. it was horrendous. for the staff, it's relentless work, as one 12—hour shift rolls into the next. most have families. laura here has two young boys. i'

you go further up into the mountain area, the firefighter that is there at the entrance of the road says homes are okay on the valley floor, but those that are up in the mountains are in danger. while there is an evacuation order in place and most of this area, douglas says he is under an evacuation warning and is staying behind to protect his home for now. he has about 200 feet of hose laid out in his front driveway, he is prepared to douse his home with water from his pool if the flames come anywhere near his property. he says he is ready to go, has most of his valuables all packed up, but he is waiting until the very last moment to make sure he is able to take care of his donkeys. >> we don't know what is going to happen. this year has been really crazy. as you all know, everybody knows, there is fires everywhere. >> reporter: we have seen a few fire engines had up north here on 29, towards milltown, we are hearing that there is an active fire on the other side of the ridge here, and as you said, %- open yesterday, just so people from calistoga can evacuate to either the clearlake or middle

swept away roads damaged homes and collapsed bridges. and let's take you through some of the headlines now the u.s. president is back in the white house after 3 nights in hospital for coronavirus treatment before entering his official residence he took off his mask even though he still carries the virus minutes after his return from tweeted out this video don't let it dominate don't let it take over your lives don't let that happen we're the greatest country in the world we're going back we're going back to work we're going to be out front and no one better and maybe i'm immune i don't know but don't let it dominate your lives get out there be careful we have the best medicines in the world and they're all happened very shortly and they're all getting approved and the vaccines are coming momentarily thank you very much and want to read what a group of people opposition protesters in kyrgyzstan have been demonstrating after rejecting early results of a parliamentary vote broken into government and state security headquarters the election

away roads damaged homes and collapsed bridges. and let's take you through some of the headlines now the u.s. president is back in the white house after 3 nights in hospital for coronavirus treatment before entering his official residence he took off his mask even though he still carries the virus when it's after.

missing after storm alex hit the border regions of both countries several villages are cut off and roads and homes have been swept away very nice has called it the worst flooding disaster in more than a century. armenia says it will use all necessary means to protect ethnic armenians from attack by azerbaijan as both sides continue to battle each other in the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh military leaders in the enclave say another $51.00 of their soldiers have been killed the area is officially part of azerbaijan but has been controlled by ethnic armenian forces since 994. those are the headlines coming up the farming revolution in america's rust belt rewinds is up next thanks very much watching so you said by fire. not just the republican party but america needs for more years at president donald trump you know why they are to be outcome of this election will determine i believe the course of our country for generations to come live coverage of the vice presidential debate on al jazeera. and i welcome again to rebuy and i'm elizabeth piron and our task here on the wind is to dig out some o

missing obvious to my next hit the border regions of countries several villages are cut off and roads and homes have been swept away the marriage nice as call it the worst flooding disaster in more than a century. still to come this half hour as fighting escalates over the disputed region of going to care about it we meet some of the thousands of azeris displaced by the violence. i'm talking just on this upcoming election is all about people who aren't even in the country. hello we've had some absolutely balmy weather in parts of south australia recently saturday morning in adelaide temperature did not drop below 24 degrees celsius you have a toilet this time of year is 22 so exceptionally warm weather around this system chinese this blue line here that cold front that's sweeping through a struggling to get to 90 degrees as we go on into sunday that was the weather will make its way further race was interfet torres to make the most that 27 in melbourne on sunday after the because it changes significantly as we go on into where monday just 15 degrees of cloud on the right makes its way through e

and protect structures, homes along this road. we'll have the full story at 11:00. >> plus, more on those white house letters dribbled across the country in food giveaway boxes. we get a look at the weather and why they decided to yank it. >>> and coming up, celebrity family feud, press your luck. >>> fastbally, a few thoughts about what really matters. did you watch the debate? if did you you saw a spectacle like nothing we've ever seen in decades. over the years, we've seen uncomfortable and nasty moments but not like this. an hour and a half of nonstop interruptions and insults. mr. trump was by far the worst offender but mr. biden got his licks in, too. despite 73 interruptions, biden actually spoke for five minutes longer. the moderator did all he could reasonably be expected to do. it was like he was riding a cyclone out of chute 9 from the get-go. one snap poll suggests that 90% of americans have already made up their minds so the debate may not have made up much of a difference. except this difference. a knew low in presid

homes. they used to roads as fire breaks to create a protective box around the ranch as. the fire was just a few miles from the complex fire. that took homes and lives. >> this is right here where the fire was at its worst. agencies remain on alert with a red flag warning extended. many areas are keeping high elevation roads and parks off- limits until the threat eases. the fire will staff up and stay in motion overnight. >> just to be on patrol in case something pumps out pops off, we will have approximately two additional patrols through saturday morning.>> it has been a crazy week. >> we know we attend the books. >> it was pretty decent. cooling can't come soon enough. they got a big assist from cal fire which sent dozers, a helicopter, to tankard and because of red flags a strike team was positioned in fairfield. >> without their help on the ground and in the air >>> when related damage was set to the lines. >> we don't have mark right now. andre you can take it from here. >> today's fall heat made beach is a popular spark for swimmers and surfers. photographer scoped

fire on the side of the road burned homes throughout the area. just a couple miles down the road a family in st. helena who recently lost their homes to the glass fire spoke about what this journey has been like for them. take a listen to their reaction on the out-of-control flames. >> the way this fire was, it was pretty much, you know, undefendable. nothing that would have saved it. >> we've made a lot of memories together, so we still have that. >> reporter: and i was just told a few minutes before this that the public information officer will be providing an update specifically on this home so when we get that information we'll be sure to relay it to you. back out here just really a rough week for everyone involved not only those homeowners but also the firefighters, many who aren't from the area working day in and day out to keep everyone here safe. so just a long week withf conta very low percentage. live in calistoga, cierra johnson for "today in the bay." >> thank you, cierra. we'll continue to watch the conditions there. i'm watching the

torrential rains washed away homes, roads and bridges near the french city of nice. streets are cluttered with debris and mud. dozens are missing including two firefighters whose vehicle was swept away. in mexico, at least six people are dead after tropical storm gamma battered the yucatan peninsula with near hurricane force winds. that storm has stalled and more damaging rain is expected along mexico's coast before making a turn to the north. another possible, more dangerous storm is right behind it. hurricane warnings already issued for cuba. it could become a category 2 storm along the northern gulf by the end of the week. >>> turning back to our top story, president trump's hospitalization for the coronavirus. we're learning more about his course of treatment. based upon what we do know, some medical experts say those measures are often reserved for patients with moderate to severe cases. i spoke earlier with dr. darien sutton. dr. sutton, let's start with the president's drive outside the hospital grounds. cdc guidelines says transporting a patient outside his o

it's been busy with storm after storm, flooding roads and inundating homes.t is quite a dire situation. unfortunately, more is coming their ways. they reported 85 millimeters of rainfall due to a tropical storm passing through there and now heading to the northern parts of vietnam. let's take a look at this video just to give you a brief idea of what is happening there. this tropical storm is edging closer now towards the northern parts of vietnam. flooding caused by the heavy rainfall killed at least 28 people since last week. so the beginning of october has been quite severe along those parts. roads and villages have been destroyed by floods. 17 construction workers were missing following a landslide at the site of the hydropower project dam. you can see people are taking all necessary precautions. and there is more to come still. by friday, vietnam could see close to 350 millimeters of rainfall. by thursday, we expect between 100 to 180 millimeters here, so a lot more rain is coming your way along those parts. if you look at the rest of asia, including muc

roads, bridges and homes washed away.heir home was swept down the river. translation: we tried to convince them to come out and unfortunately, we didn't succeed. the road manager managed to reach his hand out to the lady and tried to tell her to come out, but nothing. and in the end, the whirlwind crashed right through the house and the house floated away, and them with it. france's prime minister has announced financial support and deployed the army to help these crushed communities. "the priority is to find the victims," he says, "and provide accommodation for those affected, as well as restore the means of communication for those hardest hit." in northern italy, roads and bridges were swept away too. residents rescued from their roofs. but not everyone was so lucky. a firefighter lost his life, and a man in his 30s, whose car was swept into a river. beach clubs were flooded. towns destroyed. and on italy's coast, it was not business as usual. this woman says she has to laugh not to cry. this man says his food products

do jello has a full on he was unable to campaign in eastern guinea home to ethnic blinky after the president's supporters blocked the roadhomes and businesses owned by ethnic philosophies and can con were attacked the police failed to stop the violence anyone but a felony has been a rallying call among many of his supporters to a campaign something rights groups have condemned. you know resorting to resorting to. it's a good way to get people it's not a good way to go away but it's certainly a victim on the ground and that's removed. after violence during marches constitutional referendum the un's office for prevention of genocide expressed alarm and criticized the security forces for their use of force against protesters more than 50 people were killed or injured many of them full and with a new vote now under way by sorry a 1000000 is worried the full monty may seek revenge. i wish that even if giallo wins the elections that we can walk hand in hand unite as a people politics shouldn't terrace apart while some hope for change others for continuities many 1st time voters say they want and then to a culture of politics t

. >> reporter: the nonstop work to protect the more than 28,000 homes still threatened tonight. >> truck here, truck on the road over there and yeah, it seems like it's well covered. >> reporter: early this morning the fire ripped through this home on tucker road on the outskirts of calistoga. with dry, strong winds forecast, a red flag warning extending into saturday morning. >> that's the point where we're seeing a northwest push of wind. unfortunately it has not subsided in velocity. >> reporter: over the last 24 hours the winds did not pick up and weren't as strong as initially forecast. that allowed crews to put in some more control lines and suppress activities in parts of polk valley. >> there's a line cut behind the property here that goes several miles. so maybe that will help. >> the valley floor, 29 corridor is still under attack. we have a lot of industry in there populated in that area. >> reporter: multiple agencies responsible for the official estimate of structures damaged have only been able to survey about 30% of the burned areas. calfire set up a mobile retardant base where helicopters can sw

this morning, miracle baby twins who defied the odds, but it was not an easy road home. >> no. even half the story you see a happy ending, because they're holding those two happy endings right there. first, god answered prayers, they say, with these two healthy miracle baby fighters. >> this is vince he was born 4 pounds, 1 ounce. >> and these are our miracle baby fighters. >> dana and joe salmonese's twin babies are called the miracle baby fighters, and for good reason. >> 10% chance to live, and they did it they fought through it. >> the twins' mom, dana, had a rollercoaster pregnancy. doctors noticed an abnormality during a sonogram. dana had a rare condition called twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome, when twins share a placenta and one baby gets more blood than the other. >> blood than the other. >> something was not done she ran a risk of 70% or higher that she would lose one or both of the babies. >> at nyu winthrop hospital, the babies received a life-saving surgery while in the womb. >> i remember being in my car and crying and crying and crying, not knowing what my futu

road. >>we know that several homes have been damaged by fires and thousands are still a threat and this morning. rhonda what can you show us. >>good morning. i actually venture to your on highway 12 up the road there are. dozens of homes that have been destroyed a lot of damage up that way but i'm gonna show you on that right now currently i'm here at one of the checkpoints here this is on highway 12 here on out in hock now here's a little bit of good news and a couple that went with that both good news all the way around. so it appears right here highway 12, we're using his checkpoint, a law enforcement has set up hot the community that was yesterday. it appears that they have some power back on because we see some lights starting to come on in the area. hot spot just broke out on loss. most street road. officials tell me that they got that out so that's good news so again we're seeing some electricity coming back in the area, we know that residents, some of them were allowed back because i got a chance to talk to them yesterday you can see this checkpoint near law enforcement has people out o

steve hartman, cbs news, "on the road." >> steve hartman always hits a home run, doesn't he?thursday. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm kris van cleave. >>> it's thursday, october 15th, 2020. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> battle over barrett, how democrats hope to delay the supreme court nomination process. >> plus the backlash as president trump and joe biden take part in duelling town hall meetings. >>> testing positive, the first lady reveals baron trump had the coronavirus. how he's doing, as concern grows with the number of cases going up across the nation. >>> deja vu, for the second time in less than two months, a pilot reports seeing someone flying in a jetpack near lax.

firefighters are keeping a close eye on diamond mountain road off highway one 28 in calistoga where the fire burned actively throughout the day threatening homes and vineyards the area filled with heavy timber and narrow roads water tenders are also on standby in case the fire jumped you. >>make your way towards calistoga which is that way it is a ghost town that area is under mandatory evacuation. and fire crews law enforcement and utility workers are using that road to get in and around a fire was they have plenty of crews out and about cutting trees utility workers station. and it just preparing before the big wind event all of calistoga is roughly 5,000 residents were ordered to evacuate monday. we spoke to the city's mayor chris canning only the second time in our history as a. >>town since 1863 that this has happened the last time was only 3 years ago so why world that used to it it's not something you want to get good at or become used to. big big thank you to all the communities around us who are taking our residents sheltering them and making sure that they're cared for sincerely appreciate that the fire is threatening the city of cal