this again in san bernardino county. this is a live picture, live video from our sister station's helicopter. we are getting reports, this is a state of emergency already which is very unusual. usually that's not called until after a fire has burned for a few days or at least a couple of days, but it's been declared a state of emergency because it started as a small brush fire quickly spread. it has burned at least 18,000 acres as the last official word. certainly it is probably bigger than that now. we are getting reports out of southern california that homes and businesses have been destroyed, but they're frankly too busy fighting this fire to give updated information on a number of homes, but we do know that 82 ,000 people had to race from their homes in the mountain communities of san bernardino county area. this includes rightwood and salin off the cajon pass. we do understand that highway 15 is closed. again, these are some live -- the live video from our sister station, the helicopter down there you can see it is

what are you seeing on your way down to the san bernardino county? >> traffic is not too bad -- not too much of an issue, trying to gather as much as we can while we're on the road, the forest service in the last 10 minutes provided an update on the fire. 10:30 this morning. two firefighters have suffered minor injuries in the fire. fire imminent threat to rail traffic, railroads in that area as well as homes. firefighters in the initial attack phase on this fire. they've already assigned 500 people to work this fire. right now they're saying their main concerns is the continued hot weather and the winds in this area. we can tell in this area that there are lots of gusty winds, as we've been heading down the road, as we're trying to make our way to this fire. as we've seen in the live pictures from abc7, it is burning in heavy brush, thick greenery that can burn for a long time there. firefighters are still in the initial attack phase. 500 firefighters already assigned to the fire, expect that number to be growing throughout the night as they continu

to san bernardino fire - are already out of the hospital - and back on duty. fox five has team coverage of this story... live from southern california. we'll check in with eric hilt in just a moment... join abb theodros... with the latest in the effort to battle the blue cut fire. this fire has been moving rapidly. two hours ago we were sitting in a thick layer of smoke- now things have cleared enough that we can show you some of the damage done here along highway 138. road closures from i 15 all the way up to ranchero road and 173...causing a lot of problems for commuters in both las vegas and southern california. centers have been welcoming people - and offering help... as they flee their homes. fox five's eric hilt is at one of them... in hesperia. he joins us live now. how are things looking out there, closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning will resume shortly one struggle for right now.... we have steve carapia from the closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning closed c

in a few moments we will have a live report from san bernardino county. right now we want to take you to some live pictures there from this fire. you can see that structure right there has been destroyed. it's one of several that have been consumed. >> yeah, we don't have a firm count exactly how many structures have been burned. 24 hours ago, cristina, we had live pictures of homes and buildings being burned by this fire. 1300 personnel. we saw an air tanker. the air attack very important today. obviously still very dangerous fire conditions there? >> have you noticed the fires that are breaking out, the humungous ones are in the south. that's a function of the drought. el nino did not deliver at all this past winter. so the explosive growth. of course, the weather conditions a big factor. also the drought. extremely dry. taking a look at the temperature pattern out there and the fog, just limited to the coastline closer to santa barbara in that area. taking a look at the one center close to the fire zone, it is already 94 degrees. winds sustained at 11

san bernardino national forest estimating 2,500 acres. i was talking to former police said in san bernardino that this is pretty abnormal in terms of how quick it is spreading. we talk about the pilot fire that burned in southern california at 8,000 acres. another 38,000. the blue cut fire, 2,500 acres. we will keep you posted. we will get former san bernardino fire chief on the phone in just a bit. for now, i'm going to send it back to tricia. >> megan, thank you. with this fire so close, we are trademarking what it would take -- tracking for what it would feel f effects in the air. brian joins us with more. >> reporter: it is going to take more wind and more time. the haze you're probably seeing in the background now has little to do with that. me show you ai. it is still in the good category. tomorrow would be a better chance to get smoke and soot in the air. we'll monitor and track for today, tomorrow, and the next the southwesterly flow in the area, that's what will make the difference bringing smoke our way. better chance to see mor

juan carlos: el incendio en san bernardino tomÓ por sorpresa a las autoridades, a ella las llamas lez roja, gracias a dios podemos quedarnos aquÍ. juan carlos: las llamas consumieron 30 mil acres de la maleza, tambiÉn destruyÓ un nÚmero no calculado de casas, tambiÉn la rapidez de las llamas que mÁs sorprendiÓ. >> que llegue a 30 mil acres en un dÍa no es comÚn. >> estamos en el quinto aÑo de sequÍa, el terreno seco, hace calor, temperaturas mÁs de cien grados, humedad baja, entonces ha sido un reto y un incendio muy peligroso. juan carlos: este seÑor pasÓ la noche en un albergue, comenta que ha visto unos 6 incendios de maleza, pero este parecÍa como explosiones. aquÍ se propagÓ el incendio, por eso que esta importante arteria estÁ cerrada, incluyendo este restaurant mcdonald, residentes que no han sido efe kwauvacuado mamÁ de esta seÑora esta preparada. >> estamos preparados en caso de juan carlos: en san bernardino univisiÓn. enriq enrique: la nsa fue aparentemente el blanco de piratas cibernÉticos, juan carlos nos cuenta. juan carlos: en el cuartel de la agencia de seguridad naci

juan carlos: en san bernardino univisiÓn.s: en el cuartel de la agencia de seguridad nacional o n ca por sus siglas en inglÉs se esconden muchos secretos de estados unidos isupuestamente atacado por hackers internacionales que habrÍan robado los programas mÁs efectivos para espiar archivos informÁticos aquÍ y en cualquier lugar del mundo. >> por cuestiones civiles la agencia de seguridad ha tenido que ceder a una serie de restricciones en cuanto a su propia seguridad cibernÉtica y ha quedado vulnerable a una serie de hackers. juan karcarlos: pusieron en ven los sistemas a travÉs de internet, Él prÓfugo de estados unidos y ex analista dijo que el ataque tendrÍa respaldo de rusia. >> en el caso de rusia estÁ la agencia militar rusa que existÍa cuando el organismo militar tiene ejercito cibernÉtico. juan carlos: el supuesto robo a la divisiÓn de n ca por sus tÉcnicas de ciber espionaje, estarÍan vendiendo esto en un millÓn, una moneda virtual y electrÓnica que equivale a 570 millones de dÓlares, en miami juan carlos, univisiÓn.

arantxa: el gigantesco incendio en san bernardino, california estÁn trabajando en las labores de extinciÓns de 200 efectivos que cuentan con dos 17 helicÓpteros y camiones cisterna. luis zaragoza nos trae los siguientes datos. luis: considerado uno de los mÁs agresivos a la hora de combatir, el incendio sigue ardiendo despuÉs de cinco dÍas de haber iniciado en el bosque nacional los angeles en el condado de san bernardino. los resultados que ha dejado el siniestro ha sido catastrÓficos y devastadores. hasta el momento se reportan 105 casos. segÚn los planes agarren el cableado elÉctrico, cientos de vehÍculos convertidos en chatarra y mucha preocupaciÓn para los residentes que lo miran de cerca. los mÁs de 2200 bomberos que se encuentran en la zona de incendio continuara sino sus labores y utilizando sus

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this is a live picture of the "bluecut fire" in san bernardino county. near the cajon past near the 15 freeway, 18,000 acres have burned. 82,000 people evacuated. it began just yesterday. >>> it is spreading very quickly. and the hot temperatures and the wind are playing a part in that fire, as well. >>> some flood-ravaged parts of louisiana are under curfews because of reports of looting. 40,000 homes are damaged and 11 people were killed in what's being called the worst flooding in state history. floodwaters have started to recede in some areas but are still rising downstream. >> very long road ahead. we try to do the best we can do. a lot of the local people, we band together. we try to help each other out. you know, we're all in the same boat. >> searches continue for people unaccounted for. but governor edwards says it's not clear how many people are missing. more than 30,000 people have been rescued since friday. >>> it's rare enough to get struck by lightning but new video shows a lightning strike knocking over a husband and wife. they stepped awa

and where the interstate splits off from the 215 near san bernardino. that's a stretch of about 20 miles. to give you an idea of how close - and dangerous- the flames are.... take a look at this a car... that was posted on twitter. as you can see... the flames are right by the highway.... as the person taking the video comments on how strongly the heat can be felt fire crews are using both helicopters and planes.... in an effort to extinguish the flames. officials report that at one point... six firefighters were trapped by the flames while defending homes - and assisting evacuations in swarthout canyon. they found shelter in a building - but two suffered minor injuries. the san bernardino county fire says treated at hospital - released - and returned to the fire line to continue the fight. "when we're at home we're in our own little separate cocoons, but when we're drawn together the wonderfulness of people just comes out." the blue cut fire is growing quickly... affecting more than 82-thousand people... and threatnening nearly 35- thousand homes. gove

for the most part we won't see mostly in san bernardino this evening. tonight, 13 miles per hour, about 5:00 p.m. dropping to 8. things settingal -- settle down. >>> thank you, brian. we are following the blue cut fire, we've been following it since 11:00 a.m., this morning. it is now after 3:00. you know, i remember when it was 1,500 acres. now it went up to 2,500. now we're you may remember retired fire chief bryan, who was on the phone earlier, we're texting now. he says the fire, yes, is definitely beyond 5500 acres. it's gotten disconnected. meaning that it's jumped railroads, and jumped a freeway. which is a scary situation for everyone involved. like tricia mentioned, one school definitely on lockdown. we see the flames, there you go, and the smoke billowing there. point when you're looking at your screen. this started at 11:00 a.m., when it was 1,500 acres. now we're at 5500 acres. they call this a perfect storm. high winds in southern california. this time of year. this isn't uncommon. these wildfires are not uncommon this time of year. it is t

the fire is happening as strike teams are reassigned to the san bernardino fire following the clayton fire in lake county. san jose fire tells me 15 firefighters are part of teams deployed. now backfilling the department. cal fire facing longer response times. >> with all the other fires going on, all of the activity, the tigers that we normally get at hollister were committed to other incidents. >> reporter: all the more reason for residents to be extra cautious this time of year. and the ridge that caught fire is an abandoned use in -- union pacific railroad track. they tell me they plan to build a whole new infrastructure when part expense to san jose. because of all three fires is still under investigation. >> azenith smith, thank you. >>> we've got fog moving inland, going to be a warm day tomorrow. like today a little warmer. air quality district has seen fit to issue a spare the air day for tomorrow. didn't have one today but we got one from our -- tomorrow. in all of san francisco, san bruno fog, san rafael fog moving in. now obviously in oakland, moraga out towards hayward, b

these so called blue cut fire in san bernardino county is 32% contained.burned 6,000 acres and 1600 firefighters are on the front line. tonight another concern, looting. sed of marea cheryl hurd is live in san bernardino county with a look at the devastation. cheryl. >> reporter: i'm standing along highway 138. many of the homes have been reduced to twisted metal and ash. earlier tonight i went on a ride-along with the san bernardino county fire captain and i talked to a man who was very concerned about looting. >> i've been through some pretty big fires. this one kind of amazed a lot of people. >> reporter: the blue cut can fire is amazing and destructive. san bernardino fire captain john garber giving us a tour of what the fire is leaving behind. >> this is probably where they lived on this lot. in the wrightwood area, those people have been through a lot of fires. maybe they get confident, nothing happened that time, and they stay. >> reporter: people like eric swanson. >> i've just been around here for a very long time, and when i felt threatened i'll

the massive blue cut fire raging out-of-control in san bernardino county.t started yesterday morning and forced more than 80,000 people to evacuate. we are joined by rick with the latest on the firefight. >> reporter: we are at mountain lakes in the background. you may be able to see a water dropping helicopter take off from the small pond. they have been picking up water and dropping it over the fires. this is done on all day and all afternoon as the blue cut fire continues to rage out of control. from 30 acres inside and still zero containment. let us show you why. we will show you footage of the blue cut fire. all through the day, some 30,000 acres, that is the official count so far have burned. we are expecting that number to climb over the evening. so far the affected areas are the nearby communities of brightwood which is a ski area and west cajon valley and oak hills. 34,000 homes and 82,000 people have been evacuated. firefighters are battling heavy brush and steep terrain. they are also dealing with hot temperatures and low humidity. it is those gu

mumbai, the boston marathon, san bernardino, paris, brussels, and now orlando. all perpetrated by muslims and all done in the name of islam. it raises a question, the wobs question. is islam an inherently violent religion? ask a critic of islam and then ask an honest muslim reformer, you will get essentially the same answer. there is a connection between the religion and the violence. >> it's time to stop saying this is not about islam. isis is uber islamic and it's time it's side. >> the next time you hear this, no, please don't misunderstand. islam has nothing to do with this. that's simply not true. most of the people doing these bombings and beheadings say they are doing it in the name of allah and cite verses from the koran. >> we are men horrored who find the peaks to perform jihad. >> the controversial question triggered a shouting match. >> we have to be able to criticize bad inside. >> this is the mother lode of bad ideas. how can more than a billion people who don't bunch women and just want to go to the store. >> and let's get down to who has the righ

yvette baysinger, the executive director of the san bernardino red cross, will join us in a few minutes to discuss the current response effort. but first... mike doria joins us live from the scene of the fire on the eye-15 near hesperia. where a state of place. mike what can you tell us about the air and ground attack as firefighters head into day two of the fire fight? the fire is 0% contained with now 18,000 acres burning. helicopters of been flying overnight dousing hotspots and flames with water and fire retardant. more than 82,000 told to evacuate from wildfire bernardino county has been shooting from wildfire a fast-moving wildfire in san bernardino county has been shooting flames 80 feet high and has become a 28-square-mile monster that's burned a number of homes. tens of thousands of people have been forced to flee, including the ski resort town of wrightwood. ranchlands 60 miles east of los angeles have been devoured. the i-15 is closed in both directions at the cajon pass and east of los angeles have been devoured. the i-15 is closed in both directions at the cajon pass and mo

some incredible images show the devastation in san bernardino. a professional photographer stood side by side with the firefighters battling the fire. two firefighters wer hurt and had to be hospitalized but they were released. we want to show you one more photo. this one portrays the heartbreak for people living near the fire. this homeowner..seen crying and being escorted from his home as the flames grow closer. we turn from the wildfire in southern california...to the historic floods gripping louisiana. this morning we can confirm11 people have lost their lives we've also learned at least 40- thousand homes have been damaged. more images out of baton rouge show homes underwater..scenes reminiscent of hurricane katrina. first responders will continue checking on the welfare of homeowners today. people living in the disaster zone say the water rose so quickly, they had to rush out of their home leaving everything behind. "i was like - how are we going want to get trapped. my minds was like i gotta get out of there. that's something i don't want

we have live team coverage from the blue cut wildfire in san bernardino county. alyssa deitsch is standing at an evacuation center in victorville. to rest. it took someone's life." a 9 year old attacked and killed by a pit bull... his grandmother tells fox5 about the heartbreaking knock on her door. "i've waited until ashes fell down on this porch but i stayed." the blue cut fire still raging out of control. we're live with more on the containment efforts and what's being done to help the more than 80-thousand a sigh of relief for some drivers trapped by the blue cut wildfire in the cajon pass in california. good morning i'm ken smith. i'll tell you which roads are now open and update you on the current closures. good morning i'm dave hall. and i'm maria silva. welcome to fox5 news this morning. the blue cut wildfire burning in san bernardino county is only 4- percent contained this morning. red-flag conditions remain in effect until nine tonight due to the weather. les krifaton will join us in a few minutes to talk about how the smoke is causing issues here in t

(track) thick smoke filled the skies above san bernardino county. the wildfire grew quickly... temperatures. (sot stu mundel) this is a huge firefight out here. (firefighter with carter) (marc peebles battalion chief / pio for san bernardino county fire) it spots ahead of itself, gets established, keeps moving, keeps jumping, keeps leapfrogging up because of the spots. (sot ronnie moore) our motor home just blew up, probably seven of my cars just caught on fire. (track) six firefighters were briefly trapped by the flames... two of (sot cody anderson, san bernardino county fire) just because of the wind direction, making it's way into las vegas skies. sherry swensk is in the weather center where she is tracking it's path.. sherry./// ((sherry swensk)) yes, you can really see that smoke and haze today appearing early before daybreak... and right now as we look out across the valley it's sunny, but very hazy. ........... airport at 100 degrees and very dry air. the same hot, dry conditions as southern california. their winds are bigger though. ................... those dry gusty w

cajon pass, right next to the 15 between las vegas and los angeles, very close to devore, in the san bernardino county. place. we have team coverage, bryan callahan, right on the edge of the fire. we get to him in a bit first, what do you see, gino? >> sorry about the wind. we pulled off north of victorville here and we have a pretty impressive view of what this fire is doing. i'm going to let my photographer show you. we'll start with, look at the sun. it is hot pink. you can tell from the flames, mixed with the smoke, and then if you pan over a little bit, you see much darker smoke and then the contrast of where there isn't any smoke anymore shows are, how dark the smoke is. we pulled off just north of victorville. it's windy here, it's actually kind of chilly. my eyes are watering from the smoke. we are going to get back in the car after this and we're going to head to his -- a center where some people had to go. for now, back to >> we're out at 15 and ranchero road where the 15 is closed heading southbound. you see these three cars to my left? they were just let out by emergency crews from

right now the wildfire is growing like crazy as it chews through heavy brush in san bernardino county. the fire, which started tuesday morning has already forced more than 82-thousand evacuations. we have team coverage on the cajon pass fire this morning. discuss air quality and road closures related to the fire. but first... mike doria joins us live from the scene of the fire on the eye-15 near hisperia... where a state of emergency is in place. mike we're learning that the extremly hot, dry conditions are making the battle mike we're conditions are making the battle more difficult for good morning. here's a look at your fox5 traffic solutions let's begin with your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construciton areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps back to the news desk another hot day in las vegas as remain above normal. we are adding something new to the mix wednesday, smoke drifting into the valley from the blue cut fire near the cajon pass. a seasonal air quality advisory for ground l

. >>> firefighters continue to battle the "bluecut fire" in san bernardino county. more than 31,000 acres have burned. firefighters are using aircraft to drop fire retardant to slow the flames. kpix 5's anne makovec has been following this in the newsroom and has more. >> reporter: to give you an idea of the massive size of the fire it would take up the city of san francisco. firefighters say they have never seen anything like it. >> one look at the huge wall of flames in san bernardino county and the frustration of firefighters becomes clear. >> we had to continually retreat against that advancing wall of fire. and that was something i haven't witnessed in this section ever. we have strike teams here and remember, our priorities are life, property and infrastructure. and lives also include firefighters lives. >> reporter: the fire has covered about 40 square miles scorching just about everything in its path. even areas that have already burned aren't safe. spot fires are still flaring puppeting homes in jeopardy. -- putting homes in jeopardy. tuesday flames went th

juan carlos: desde san bernardino.mal. se pueden ver los equipos de rescate que recorre los vecindarios para intentar socorrer a mÁs vÍctimas. ilia: hay nuevos casos de personas infectadas con el virus del z en Él -- zika en el condado de miami-dade. se espera que la industria turÍstica no se vea afectada. enrique: denuncian condiciones infrahumanas en centros de detenciÓn migratoria. ilia: le contamos por quÉ aumenta el nÚmero de "omran daqneesh", el niqo cuya cara ensangrentada se convirtio en simbolo de enrique: niÑo convertido en sÍmbolo, ya fue reunido con sus padres. luego de ser rescatado entre los escombros de su casa, por un ataque aÉreo, la enfermera que lo atendiÓ dijo que no lloro mientras era atendido porque estaba en estado de shok. ilia: condiciones en que permanecen muchos inmigrantes en el centro de procesamiento de la patrulla fronteriza son deplorables. los denunciantes presentaron fotos como parte de una demanda legal. janet: estas fotos muestran docenas de inmigrantes en pequeÑas celdas, durmiendo

san bernardino has 102 engines, 15 crews, eight helicopters, eight air tankers. we do want to give them room to work. it is dangerous for everyone out there. altogether, that's absolutely going to be your best option. back to you. >> tricia: an update on the other breaking news we've been following all day, a suspect is now in custody after an armed robbery inside a t.j. maxx store in centennial hills. we have live team coverage for you. let's begin with leslie, who is on the scene, as the standoff came to an end. >> reporter: things are back to literally saw people running out of this t.j. maxx as s.w.a.t. surrounded this store. take a look at this. you can see mothers and their children who were stuck inside as s.w.a.t. surrounded the area. coming out. police say this started around 1:30 p.m. when a man was harassing a woman inside the t.j. maxx, they then made it outside and he began waving a gun, eventually robbing the woman. nhp was able to get here in just minutes, arresting the man. witnesses told police there was possibly another suspect in the store. we

the raging flames tore through parts of san bernardino county overnight ...scorching acres of land...and reducing structures to rubble. fire crews worked into the night...to keep the blaze from reaching more homes...ordering residents in the area to evacuate immediately: (eric sherwin/ san bernardino county fire) this fires we've seen some erratic fire behavior. get out so that we can focus on this fire instead of rescuing citizens the so-called blue cut fire ignited tuesday morning near interstate 15 in the cajon pass. despite efforts to contain the blaze from the air and ground....the fire expanded in size and intensity in a matter of hours. as night fell -- the historic summit inn, a popular diner, was among structures that burned to the ground. (erica nochlin/ phelan, ca/ cbs news) here in the high desert town of phelan along highway 138 laura anderson was driven from her home in the area yesterday...and is still unsure if it's still standing: (laura anderson/ evacuee) you can imagine, terror and sadness and concern. the fire caused traffic backups for miles...as the area's main h

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live, from san bernardino county. closed captioning will resume shortly good morning it's welcome back to fox five news this morning. we are still following breaking news on we are still following breaking news on the blue-cut fire. the wildfire has become a 17- thousand acre monster and burned a number of homes. more than 82- thousand people have been forced to flee. we have team coverage on the fire this morning. ken and les are standing by to discuss air quality and road closures related to the fire. peter dawson is at the red cross shelter in hesperia to give us but first... mike doria joins us live from the scene near hesperia. more than 700 firefighters from neighboring agencies and 104 engines are all teamed up to tackle this blaze that has now claimed more that 18,000 acres of land burning up homes, cars and whatever else is in its path -- in every direction. more than 82,000 told to evacuate from wildfire a fast-moving wildfire in san bernardino county has been shooting flames 80 feet high and has become a 28

let's take a look at the bluecut fire, san bernardino. it is going to be really hot down there. 102 to 108. the humidity from 48% to 10%. the wind is variable. no help farther any cloud cover. temperatures there will be really hot. lake county, it was 101 yesterday in middletown. 100 lower lake. it's getting warm really fast. there is a hint of an easterly breeze. i think 88 by noon and 100 again today. the breeze has been down. that's good. alex savidge has talked about that. it was that one day when it really roared. let's hope that stays down. cool coast. hot inland. not much change tomorrow. subtle hints slightly cooler into the weekend for some inland areas. i have looked out to september 2nd, and there is nothing that says cold front or any change. just subtle changes. we had a little bit of thunderstorm activity in the delta. 50s on the temps. low-mid. north bay cool for some. 51 novato. 53 sebastapol. there is that thunderstorm activity. looks like today on the lee side. it's pushed off to the northeast towards elko and eli. fog a

. >>> the san bernardino county fire continues to burn. the progress firefighters made after two days of almost 0 containment. mrap ainment. mrap 0. >>> good morning, i'm pam cook. >> and i'm dave clark. how is the weather looking? >>> for some cooler today. they're saying on the coast, what are you talking about? i mean inland. pretty good fog bank. the delta breeze has been 10-15 and today it's 32. that's a big difference. that along with the fog bank is translating into cooler temps. a lot of cloud cover coming off the sierra from thunderstorm activity washing out. we get that along with very hazy smoky skies from the fire so an easterly breeze bringing that in. southwest 25 is stronger than yesterday. 50s and 60s and north bay temps, 59 in the hills and that's the thunderstorm activity which falls apart at night and picks up again in the afternoon. you see how it's coming east to west. the fog is west east like that. that means cool conditions for some and cooler but still near seasonal averages. a couple nients but that's far away. 6:

back in san bernardino county, even with the extreme conditions?firefighte rs doing whatever it takes to slow this fire down. major adrien leon, san "i know for the majority of the guys here, the firefighetrsd, the fire service, it's just a job that we do and we'll fight this fire to the end. stand up close: we're just learning a major roadway for southern california to las vegas, the i- 15 through the cajon pass has now reopened to california, danya bacchus, abc news. time/initial: (mar) chopper 13 fast and first over the scene-- in a desert area -- just outside of nelli that is where a fighter jet -- came crashing down. we know the pilot -- a civilian contractor -- ejected just in time. he's doing okay. people there -- are used to hearing the jets -- but not like this. 13 action news reporter -- parker collins speaks with people -- who saw it happen. 16:35:28-16:35:54 take vo at 16:35:34 we were stationed right on this ridge up over there we could see a little bit field they're looking for that in this area if they didn't see it they for sure hea

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the live picture will come back up here reside north of san bernardino. if we can take the live picture, there we go. if you look the the plume that it is not going up, just tilting back. the winds are not that strong, but you know that they have a lot of windmills on out there. it is being funneled through here. that we would have some shots of those flames earlier that you'll see it for us. so we are not sure what we're going to see, but just moments ago, i saw them moving along the ground. along the dry sage brush. the temperatures are at 100 to 105. winds are gusting out, not a lot, but some wind gusts up to 25 and 30 a miles an hour. do you see how they are going back? this fire is cooking back and it will be interesting to see how they will be approaching this. you know, that i have seen those air tankers, we have not seen anybody on the ground here. and red flag warnings are in effect for tonight and that it has been hot down there. look at those flames and how quickly that they are moving up the hillside. i guarantee you that firefighters are just

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the blue cut fire continues to burn in san bernardino county... making the trip between southern california and the valley... very difficult. you are looking live at the fire now.... more than 25 thousand acres have burned... and mandatory evacuation orders in effect for tens of thousands of people. now fox5 weather 24/7, with chief meterologist ted pretty more heat for us on high of 104 and afternoon gusts to 25 mph from the southwest. there's a good chance more wildfire smoke will move into the las vegas area over the next few days. we'll have 103 on friday with 102 expected both saturday and sunday. slight chances of showers and thunderstorms will be with us on monday through wednesday of next week. with highs around 100. more heat for us on thursday with a high of 104 and afternoon gusts to 25 mph from the southwest. there's a good chance more wildfire smoke will move into the las vegas area over the have 103 on friday with 102 expected both saturday and sunday. slight chances of showers and thunderstorms will be with us on monday through wedn

you can see north of san bernardino right along fire. tomorrow our winds will be blowing from the south. you can see all of the moisture to our east now. doesn't look like there's anything down here but when you go further south, you see tropical storm javier. that will be moving unto the north. how will that impact our weather? and i will answer that ahead in my main weather -- weather presentation. >>> friends and family learning three people were killed in a crash. >> five people were in the car. two are in the hospital. sergio avila shows us how the local family is being remembered. >> reporter: in a split second a family was changed foreverrer. this wreckage a grim reminder of what happened sunday afternoon. kiley smith couldn't believe when she heard the news. >> i just closed my eyes and said a little prayer and cried. his wife joy and children also part of the church. his son collin had just completed a religious mission in alabama. ashley was married to keoka a year ago. all five were in the crash that killed three members of th

officials with the san bernardino national forest say five years of drought mixed with dry, hot weather have turned the entire area extremely flammable here's a look at the closures from the fire at cajon pass. the highway patrol says there are alternature routes you should take. we have those on the right of your screen. from the valley to east... to highway 62 north to highway 247 north... then to highway 18 west. from high desert to the valley... take highway 18 east to highway 247 south to highway 62 south... to interstate 10 west. i'm gonna be out here for the rest of the evening and i'll have another update at 10 and 11. but you can always keep up with latest following me on twitter or of course through fox5 vegas .com you can stay up to date with the cajon pass fire on our website fox five vegas dot com... and by downloading our app. we have yevette baysinger on the phone. she's the executive director of the american red cross serving the san bernardino area closed captioning closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning closed captioning will resume shortly police resp

the blue cut wildfire burning in san bernardino county is only 4- percent contained this morning. red-flag conditions remain in effect until nine tonight due to the weather. les krifaton will join us in a few minutes to talk about how the smoke is causing issues here in the valley. but first... check out this picture of the wildfire... from space. an instrent aboard a nasa satellite captured this bird's-eye view of the wildfire just before noon on wednesday. three thick plumes of smoke can be seen billowing high into the sky. now to that fire fight. this morning only 4-percent of the southern california wildfire is contained this morning. than 25-thousand acres since it started tuesday... and more homes are threatened. and it's not just evacuating people.... fox five's alyssa deitsch joins us from an evacuations center in victorville where farmers living in the cajon pass area are bringing their animals. cc to resume closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning will resume shortly cut fire rages on, so does the number of people and

san bernardino, there's no help. 60s, 70s, 80s. the smoke though -- thank goodness, it's not a santa ana wind. if they had a northeast wind that would be really the worst case scenario. it's pretty bad and hot. 80s, 90s, 100, and the breeze picks up later. very steep, tough terrain for the firefighters. that's the focus here. really just pretty hot temps and low humidity. thunderstorms have finally developed over the sierra. missing in action here for the longest time since early june. july was quiet. sunny and warm. and now we're seeing some of these that could drift back. and a few of the clouds are drifting back to eastern napa, contra costa county. the delta breeze is not there. 50s and 60s on the temps. on the peninsula, upper 50s and lowe 60s. belmont 58. 41 in truckee. 56 ukiah. and associated with a little low that's triggering some of that. and also a little system moving down might enhance the fog bank a teeny bit to take off one or 2 degrees. 60s, 70s, 80s, and again, the 90s. amazing how relentless this is for some. sig

we'll start with california, san bernardino, the blue cut fire.n in san bernardino. 100 to 108 is the temperature. the humidity right now is about 48%. it will go down to about 10%. the wind is variable. it's not strong, but it does tend to favor easterly or southerly direction. it's just going to be brutal. brutal fire. it's already 72 in victorville, 67 san bernardino, you look at the high desert and it's already 84 out in palm springs. 10s okay, it's 15 and 138 and what's other one, 2 something. i can't remember. i'll think about it. try to get some cloud cover in there. it's into arizona again. when i went down to phoenix i had one day of thunderstorms and ever since i left every day. i wish. but we miss it had. can't get it into southern california either. they could use some cloud cover. they don't want to have any lightning but they could use some rain. lower lake clayton fire, some good news as alex savidge has touched on, the breeze hasn't been too bad. it picks up in the afternoon. it is a little east, southeast but the humidity's way up

dry conditions have caused the fire to explode in size to 30,000 acres in san bernardino county. no reports on how many structures have burned. 82,000 people have-warned to evacuate. >> it keeps moving. >> my motorhome and car are on fire. >> the devastation prompted the governor to declare a state of emergency in san bernardino county. >>> and this is a live look at the fire. more than 1300 people are on the scene battling the flames. the terrain is rugged and steep making it hard for firefighters to contain the blaze. the fire is burning near interstate 15 in cajon pass and officials have shut down a stretch of that roadway. no word on when it will re- open. >>> hot temperatures aren't helping firefighters on the fire lines. roberta gonzales is here to explain. >> no. and it is very rough terrain. you go from an elevation about sea level quickly to 4,000 feet. in san bernardino, it's hard to nail down a forecast, 103 today but the wrightwood area where thousands have been evacuated the air temperature today of 86 degrees, humidity down into the single digits. we have a cooling

governor brownish yued a state of emergency for san bernardino county. winds gusting up to 40 miles per hour and humidity, low. we watched as crews worked on creating fire breaks. firefighting helicopters gathered water in tandem. cal fire says as bad as this is, it's just one of many they'll face this year. >> we have to make sure we're continuously staying alert. it's not just this fire. it's not just clayton fire last week, it's fire after fire after fire. it's a month of this to continue. >> here is a look at the blue cut fire, smoke is rising if the canyons there. six firefighters this morning, west of cajon pass had to shelter in place. two suffered minor injuries but they're back on the front lines fighting the fire. right now, 83,000 people are affected by the orders. you can get updates on abc7news.com. >>> cal fire stopped progress of a brush fire in morgan hill this afternoon. >> here is a picture we took. the fire was 100 acres and nearby golfers were asked to shelter in place. >> sky 7 was over a brush fire that broke out before 4:00 p.m. in

and san bernardino, they saw bombs laying around the apartment. people saw it. and they wanted to be -- they called it racial profiling. we didn't want to call in, yords, a lawyer got to them and said you got a problem here, you knew this was -- racial profiling. look, whether it's racial profiling or politically correct, we better get smart. we are letting tens of thousands of people into our people. we don't know what the hell we're doing. >> we can keep people -- we have to take a break. we'll come back more with donald trump. we're at the pabst theater, milwaukee, wisconsin. more straight ahead. >>> not a caliphate. >> under president obama and vice president biden, we are making progress. >> isil is on the defense. >> radical islam. >> well, the problem is that that sounds like we are declaring war against a religion. >> allah akbar! >> there's no magic to the phrase radical islam. political talking point. >> our enemy are these criminal killers, who misuse a religion. >> not islamic, no religion condones the killing of innocents. >> don't want to be painti

in san bernardino county, this was started about six hours ago. it is near the freeway and it has already burned more than 6500 acres and destroyed structures in the canyon area. >> jim: remember the last big fiery so they jumped the way. so it is easy to understand why they shut down the freeway tonight. 4500 people are now being evacuated in the mountain resort of wrightwood. the eight square-mile fire is moving toward this area right now with no sign of slowing down. b1 all right so the fire has now shut down both directions of the eye 15 for about a mile. if you're planning to head to southern california, anytime today just keep in mind is going to be very slow. if you can even get to the area by evening. we also want to let you know that man a order is in effect in two areas. >> jim: no major injuries, some structures have already been destroyed. >> marie: once again if you are leaving las vegas for california, head over to our website www.news3lv.com for the latest traffic conditions. >>> a 25-year-old woman accused >> jim: her attorney is a