un fuego que también no pudo ser controlado por más de 100 bomberos tanto al departamento de san bernardinohabían quedado los pedazo de metales de la ventana las paredes una aquí, otra allá pero todo esta deshecho el incendio se lo llevo todo la única evacuación obligatoria que fue de inmediato que destruyen todo a su paso por lo que más de 600 residentes tuvieron que abandonar el área cabe mencionar que un centro de refugio fue activado en el área de (nombre extranjero)fue un centro comunitario para la mañana de este jueves el departamento de bomberos del condado de san bernardino calculaba que más de 700 acres habían sido destruidos por este fuego un total de cuatro viviendas y cerca de 14 estructuras habían quedado calcinadas llegaron más refuerzos para poder contrarrestar las llamas que se encuentran en el área montañosa aquí en fontana cabe mencionar que también las autoridades aéreas continuaron con su trabajo vamos a la pausa al regresar conozca porque los ciclistas podrían ignorar la señal de alto en las vías >>> los cdc revela directrices más estrictas para personas que quieren via

. >>> las medidas de prevenciÓn han sido aplicados como lo hizo el distrito escolar de san bernardinoocas infecciones de covid-19 en los alumnos pero no Íbamos a poder proteger al ciento por ciento de los estudiantes. >>> para la portavoz de este distrito escolar, dijo que las 62 escuelas estÁn equipadas porque los padres de familiares tienen que notificar si su hijo tiene sÍntomas. >>> en el distrito escolar de san bernardino no exigimos que nos den prieba de la vacuna. >>> caso contrario en el distrito escolar de los Ángeles que inicia su aÑo escolar el prÓximo lunes, pero sus estudiantes y empleados ya se les hace las pruebas porque es un requisito estar negativo. >>> en la escuela tenemos las pruebas de covid-19 cada semana y si alguien tiene covid-19 hay que ponerlo en cuarentena. >>> el distrito escolar hasta el viernes pasado dio la opciÓn para para se haga programas virtuales. >>> son totalmente diferente. >>> por el momento el regreso a clases en los distritos escolares de california n se detiene y donde las autoridades insisten en el trabajo en quiede maestros y padres de fa

the sheriff's office in san bernardino said a 27-year-old deputy was wounded. his patrol car burst into flames amid the gunfire. surveillance cameras in san bernardino captured a patrol car chasing someone in a car then at least 20 rounds of gunfire are heard. the deputy is expected to survive. unclear why the person was being pulled over and no arrests have been made. >>> a pharmacist in chicago has been arrested for allegedly selling covid vaccination cards on ebay. prosecutors say the suspect sold 125 of the cards for $10 each. she's charged with a dozen counts of theft of government property. if convicted he could face 120 years in prison. >>> unruly passengers are making the skies unfriendly for airline flight crews prompting one airline to issue a reminder. no duct tape. united airlines sent this message just weeks after a viral video showed staff restraining a passenger with duct tape on a flight. the number of passenger flight crew confrontations nearing 3900 this year. flight attendants say they hit a breaking point. >> this is the biggest direct threa

the situation got so bad and san bernardino county, for example, the company had to go into an agreementw the chino valley fire district to provide some backup help. one of the problems the fact that paramedics schools did shut down last year because of the pandemic and they they couldn't finish the school year by zoom that meant a shortage of new candidates. >> it's like in the medical profession. you just can't learn to, you in mister nye intimation anything like that. resume you know, you're not going to gain efficiencies and at some point you actually have to touch a patient before you can even get certify right to be able to practice as a parent paramedic. >> in an effort now to attract more paramedics to san bernardino amr's offering a $15,000 signing bonus. >> coming up next on kron 4 news at 6 in san francisco mandate vaccine requirements for indoor settings. what does that mean for bars. gyms entertainment venues and restaurants going to be joined live with a doctor from c

kimberly chang has more from san bernardino. this was a big week in public education. first big. district to open this week. stockton open this. well, you start to see la unified another's open over the course of the next few weeks. we're getting all our kids safely back in in person instruction. governor gavin newsom also announced new investments in public education. this is a transformational budget with a new 20 billion dollar investment. the california comeback plan is that a total of 123.9 billion dollars. >> he says the education package would bring the highest level of school in per pupil funding in the state's history. some of the points he highlighted nearly 3 billion will be used to convert thousands of school sites into full service community schools, giving access to mental health social and family services to during and after school programs and about 2 and a half billion for universal transitional kindergarten by 2025. we have committed to a brand-new great tk for all californians. he also talked about the mask mandate in schools saying this move will keep students

rapid gunfire in a neighborhood in highland san bernardino police swat team tracked down 34 year oldlah kong at this home near rosemary drive in victoria avenue attempts to arrest him for the shooting of a sheriff's deputy. the day before i turned into the gunfight that left him dead and two officers injured. san bernardino police chief eric mcbride calls ola kong a known gang member, and he currently had a warrant for his arrest for $200,000 for assault with a deadly weapon. obviously this is someone who we don't want out on the streets has been on the run. at least it looks like by 2019. without war. it was issued oligarchs, police records show his first arrest was in 24 when he was just a teen. his arrests include possession of weapons on school grounds, brandishing a deadly weapon possession of a switchblade burglary, robbery. grand theft, auto home invasion, robbery and domestic violence. two days, three officers attacked what chief mcbride calls an uptick and threats against law enforcement officers. recently there's some congressional testimony that murders a police officer th

locutor: el sospechoso utilizÓ un rifle para el ataque, confirmÓ el vocero de policÍa de san bernardinoelta el sospechoso saliÓ del vehÍculo con el arma, esperando para disparar contra el alguacil, quien milagrosamente saliÓ vivo tras ser auxiliado por los vecinos. >> vi que su cara estaba ensangrentada. locutor: josÉ escuchÓ los disparos a menos de 20 yardas de su casa. >> preocupante porque era la hora de que los niÑos estuvieran afuera. locutor: en el pavimento quedÓ la mancha de fuego que destruyÓ el vehÍculo tripulada por el agente del alguacil. un incendio que pudo haber sido provocado por el rebote de las mÚltiples balas. patricia: vamos a pasar a cuba, donde el rÉgimen comunista difundiÓ un respeto represivo que prohÍbe el uso de cualquier medio de telecomunicaciones para criticar al gobierno o provocar un desorden en el paÍs. esto ocurre despuÉs de las masivas protestas antigubernamentales. lourdes del rÍo nos cuenta mÁs. lourde: el llamado decreto nÚmero 35 establece que los usuarios de cualquier servicio de telecomunicaciones en la isla deben impedir que Éste se utilice para

. >>> a standoff at a san bernardino cemetery. shot at 13-year-old boy who had a loaded gun and started firing. a tragic scene was caught on camera. >> reporter: a 13-year-old boy fires a gun into the air during the heartbreaking standoff inside pioneer cemetery in san bernardino. you can hear him yelling, kill me. >> it is a little kid. what is he doing with that? >> reporter: that is what natalie lopez was thinking >> when i saw him, i thought of my kids. what is he doing and where are his parents? >> he was standing beside his mother's grave. police say the boy called 911 falsely claiming he had killed three people saying if they don't kill me affirming to police, i will have to kill them. a bystander tells us this boy clearly seems suicidal. he even tried to calm him down but it was not working. police say they tried to talk the boy down. he refused many commands to drop the weapon. he walks toward the cops. that is when officers say he pointed the gun at them and one of them shot him. >> they have to defend themselves too >>

we had zero hate crimes in the city of san bernardino. that wasn't the case for the rest of the country. we saw a significant increase from about .67 per day to about two and half per day and then five days later, candidate trump made the terrible proposal of a muslim ban and hate crimes against muslims increased another 23%. let me just add by the way, arab phobic it crimes went up in both instances. the issue is words matter. particularly when it's coming from leaders. president trump launched his campaign and spoke derisively about latinos during a very tight new cycle when major candidates were about to launch and we had a mother manual massacres, hate crimes against latinos did not go up. once he became first in the polls, we saw absolute correlations and we sought again last year with regard to anti-asian hate crime. one thing that i think is important to note. we often have a catalytic event, than a feedback loop that is fed online, then certain influencers take this bigotry and then when you have it from the top, boom. we saw that

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jaime: son las cenizas de la casa de josÉ en san bernardino, california. >> no pude...enciÓn. el vocero del servicio forestal seÑalÓ que existe la amenaza que el fuego se extienda por los vientos y las actuales condiciones calientes y secas. un millar de personas y sus animales de granja fueron evacuadas obligatoriamente por la amenaza del fuego a algunas viviendas que no tienen seguro de incendio. >> nos cancelaron porque decÍan que vivÍamos en un lugar donde hay lumbre. jaime: este es uno de los incendios que arde por toda california, desde la frontera con oregÓn al norte hasta la frontera con mÉxico, asÍ como la zona fronteriza con nevada donde se acerca a 1.000.000 de acres consumidos. el gobernador newson seÑala que en california se experimentan condiciones climÁticas que no se esperaban hasta dentro de 20 o 30 aÑos. en este sitio podemos ver lo peligrosodel comportamiento del fuego avivado por las llamas, de un lado, una estructura completamente destruida por el incendio, justo al lado de otra que no ha sido tocada. >> pero nunca se imagina que le vaya a pasar a u

. >>> governor newsom is in san bernardino county now to discuss his plan for a safe reopening of schools. this is a live look at a news conference underway at an elementary school. right now the governor is joined by county leaders and state superintendent. we'll have more on his update later on cbsn bay area. watch 24/7 on kpix.com or the kpix5 news app. >>> we are keeping track of school distrtson kpix.cy wepert questions. >>> a renewed push in the east bay to get more people vaccinated against covid-19. alameda health officials are urging people to get their shot as delta variant infections surge. justin andrews reports from oakland with a troubling prediction from one bay area doctor. >> reporter: of the 1.5 million residents who live in alameda, they report that more than a million are already vaccinated but doctors say that's still not enough. >> delta doesn't care who you are. it doesn't care if you are vaccinated. so everybody is at risk. >> reporter: dr. kim roads leads the work here at the vaccine and testing site in oakland, one of several in alameda county opening this weeken

death for a federal hate crime. rapidly signing bush fires, threatening homes and businesses in san bernardino, in the us state of california and firefighters. se windsor making it difficult to contain people living in the area have been advised to leave. a landmark case accusing indonesia as president and top government officials of failing to come pollution in jakarta has been delayed for a 7th time. it was filed on july 2019 against president joker with dodo jakarta. the governor and 7 other officials, attorney for our curfews being put in place in julian city of joss after gunman killed at least 36 people during a raid on a manly christian community. but he say 10 suspects have been arrested. there's been going tension in recent weeks following the killing of dozens of muslims in the city. those are the headlines. the news continues here on our 0 after minor g area. goodbye. if the country about to collapse before the kind of reform you're talking about can take place, we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world. we live in. why are we not in the best situ

now, this young man and his national little league team they were good to go in san bernardino. all he had to do is get by torrance, california. but, then, erupting for six runs in the 7th. the quest for the little league series ended today. a 6-0 loss. >>> meantime, gary on the roster, the play of the game. jonathan, 7th overall. cracking the oklahoma defense for that jam. scoring 18 points, beats the thunder, 94-84 and did you hear? quarterback trey lance and a much better speed and the 49ers are playing a paobl game tomorrow. 5:30 kick against the kansas city chiefs here on channel 5. look for lance to play a lot. almost the entire 1st half, i know his teammates want to see what the rookie has got. >> he is mature. he acts a lot more wise than that. or at least more than i was at 21. >> i think we would have been best friends when i was 21. he has his head on straighter than i was. i would not be in the a 21-year-old. kudos to him. >> i will sideline for the game. in the meantime i will look for air-conditioning to install into this blazer. >> a lot of fans there, too. we wil

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continue to have this problem rapidly expanding bush fires, threatening homes and businesses in san bernardino, in the us state of california firefighters. se wins and making it difficult to contain people living in the area have been advised to leave. the state of new york is revealed that more than 12000 kona virus deaths went unreported under former governor andrew cuomo. it brings the number of deaths in the state to more than 55000 the previous records. it excluded those who died of their own homes and other locations. a landmark case accusing indonesia as president and top government officials of failing to car pollution in jakarta has been delayed for a 7th time. it was filed in july, 2019 against president joker. what dodo? check out his governor and 7 other officials and those are the headlines. more details is always on the website. odyssey the dot com coming up next. a man who stole the world. i i it was july 1st, 2009. i was living in hamburg germany at the time i was in my flat with my wife that i had just married 2 men came to the door and did not recognize. i did not answer the

rapidly expanding bushfire is threatening homes and businesses in the san bernardino in the u.s.ounty in california. firefighters say the winds are making it difficult to contain the south fire. the u.s. vice president accused china of bullying its southeast asian neighbors. kamala harris made the comments while in vietnam. harris is there as part of a tour aimed at countering china's growing influence in the region. those are the headlines on al jazeera. more news, coming up right after "inside story." ♪ ♪ ♪ >> as the world population grows, so does the waste we produce. some criminal gangs are taking advantage by illegally dumping trash in countries like romania. so what can governments do to stop this and enhance proper recycling? this is "inside story." hello and welcome to the program. yulia waste dump has become a huge issue for many countries around the world. this is especially the case in eastern european nations like romania and bulgaria. trash that should have been recycled or treated properly is often dumped or in open fields, creating a health and environmental issue

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excepcionales en aventura, el noroeste del lunes corona dado de los Ángeles, y el este de condado de san bernardinondo menos un quince por ciento en comparo con ediciÓn del 2020. >>> necesitamos el agua, no perder el agua, tratar de economizar mÁs agua. >>> el reporte seÑala tambiÉn que 50, de los 58 enfrentan sequÍa excesiva porque quieren declararlos en estado de emergencia. >>> con esto podemos pedir fondos del estado para proteger el agua, para construir infraestructura para almacenes de agua, y ahora espero que el gobernador nos escuche. >>> gabriel huerta para telemundo 48. >>> vamos a hablar de tecnologÍa, fÍjese que si le gusta deslizar arriba para ver videos en instagram la op foso estarÁ funcionando para finales del mes, porque las persona podrÁn usar calcomanÍas para ir a enlaces para ver esos videos y asÍ los usuarios podrÁn crear sus propias calcomanÍas. >>> vamos a la pausa comercial, pero cuidado con el robo de paquetes, bueno veremos a un sospechoso que se dio a la fuga. >>> estados unidos extraditÓ arllano feliz a suelo mexicano. >>> asÍ fue escoltado eduardo arellano fÉlix. se le

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a new fire last night burned at least a dozen homes and several hundred acres in san bernardino county0 miles east of los angeles. that region's high fire season typically comes later in the year. matt cues and his family lost everything they had. >> that was my house. that was my good friend's house. very difficult to see something that you built and just -- this hurts. >> according to witnesses an excavator hit a rock sparking that wild fire. meanwhile the state's largest wild fires are burning in northern califonia where hot and dry conditions are fueling the flames. this video of a dust devil was taken near redding. crews are fighting more than 90 fires across the state and the smoke from the fires has triggered air quality alerts in seven states all the way to colorado. >>> now to the pandemic, new data on booster shots coming as covid hospitalizations across the country top 100,000 for the first time since january. we're also learning about changes to the water supply in florida, all related to the crisis that hospitals face there. faith, good morning. >> good morning to you, and

lightning struck a tree in the san bernardino national forest, sparking a fire, and you can see the tree disintegrating after a few minutes. the tree then splits. look at that. the pieces fall to the ground. >> don't want to get hit by lightning. that's for sure. >>> five or six times hotter than the surface of the sun, i will avoid that if i can at all. easy to see why such tender drive education catches so quickly. it's a bad combination. in the next few days our weather is going to remain fine. the fire danger isn't going to be off the scale for the early part of august. we're going to be warm to even hot inland with a compressed marine layer still in place. big area of high pressure that's off to our east is going to be weighing down on top of us and keeping the marine layer from becoming too deep for tomorrow. this little area of disturbed weather over the pacific's wings closer to the calvary coast. it's going to allow the marine layer to become deeper, spread further inland. that means some cooler temperatures across the bay area for wednesday and thursday. right now pence are all

he'll visit an elementary school in san bernardino county. governor expected to lay out the effort to fund money for resources and support schools need to safely reopen. his visit is supposed to start around 11:00 a.m. >>> for families trying to make it in the bay, proof the financial costs tied to raising children, a study by united way of california finds marin county is the most expensive in the region when it comes to child care. a family of four averages spending near $24,000 a year. it's almost $1,000 more than the next county on the list, san mateo, the yearly cost for the bay area, nearly $20,000 per year. >> to our 2020 olympic coverage and a bay area runner, luis grijalva is a dreamer in more ways than one. as a daca recipient he had to jump through hoops to travel through japan but he made is. here's "today in the bay's" cheryl hurd. 123450 knowing luis i know he's nervous. >> reporter: abdihamid nur should know. he's his college roommate at northern arizona. >> i'm sure he's proud of himself. >> reporter: it was hard work, determi

fire is threatening homes on businesses in san bernardino . in the u. s. state of california firefighters. se wins are making it difficult to contain people living in the area have been advised to evacuate more news the top of the hour, but for now it's back through al jazeera world. the the me in the early 960 s l e cohen was an important agent of the as really national intelligence service, more side, fluid speaker of the syrian out of dialect. he was embedded within the upper echelons of damascus. society are trusted by influential syrians and by international diplomats. any tone posed as a syrian businessmen using the name commonwealth target adoption is last learned yard that. so he moored she lloyd because of let's a minute get whole shot them is curricula machine putting a tail of them under now monday, montana. medina? medina? d, i'm in a similar me at the in, you know and was really cool. and who lived in a hotmail maloney class more alarm but sisterly. she stifled barclays for the low, low more lovely circle above the hot water in it. no law c

the south fire broke out yesterday in san bernardino county. it began as a vegetation fire. it has burned at least 500 acres. so far it has damaged or destroyed a dozen homes and buildings. a thousand people are under mandatory evacuation orders. meantime, crews are struggling to contain the caldor fire. the flames are advancing toward lake tahoe. the popular vacation spot is shrouded in ash and yellow smoke. some residents tell us they're ready to evacuate at any moment. >> we currently packed up for some belongings, personal paperwork, passports and such. and we have it ready to go just in case. >> i honestly don't remember seeing the smoke this thick and this much ash coming down. >> the caldor fire has destroyed about 500 homes since it started this month. it's burned at least 126,000 acres and is 12% contained. >>> president biden and israeli prime minister naftali bennett will meet in person for the first time today. bennett recently replaced former prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he says he wants to persuade mr. biden to give up efforts to revive the iran nuclear d

at least four homes burned when a brush fire erupted in san bernardino county near fontana. 1000 people were ordered to leave their homes. firefighters rescued two people who ignored the evacuation orders and then called for help when flames surrounded their home. when they tell you to get out, you got to get out. people scrambled to rescue farm animals from branches including llamas, horses, pigs, and sheep. the fire is 0% contained tonight. larry: several families -- ama: several families in san diego are stranded in afghanistan. 24 children became stuck while visiting relatives. u.s. diplomats warned americans today to immediately leave several gates into the ka bul airport due to security threats. larry: four of the 46 candidates in the recall election debated tonight in sacramento. this was the first debate to include a democrat. kevin joining john cox, kevin kiley, and kevin faulkner on stage. the first question was about vaccine mandates. >> our best opportunity is indeed to educate. we are not going to mandate our way out of covid-19. we want everybody to be healthy, safe. the b

thanks to a $50000.00 donation from amazon, the major employer in the area high school in san bernardino offers amazon logistics and a business management pathway to students in which students learn amazons 14 leadership principles in an air conditioned classroom designed to emulate the inside of an amazon facility. and each teenager, where's a company golf shirt, emblazoned with the amazon logo. this is not your normal vocational school training . amazon, our source training future employees to local public schools. wait until you see the amazon nursery school program. there are the only amazon workers who can go p whenever they want. thanks for the day. papers canceled donated millions to education in nevada, but most of the cash was allocated to be robotics. education and competition foundation. so if kids are into something else, like i don't know, music, they can write all so i mean, can you hear that? no, you can because you can't hear tiny vital ends in the space. another feature of the company store not last time is the currency exclusive to the town. the company script workers p

and a short time ago, the fontana fire breaking out in san bernardino county, forcing people to flee their homes. tonight, seven states now with serious concerns over their air quality, from washington to colorado. our chief national correspondent matt gutman from the front lines tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the caldor fire inching closer to pristine lake tahoe. thousands of firefighters trying to beat it back on the ground and in the air. evy few minutes, the fire will erupt like that. firefighters have been try to beat it back to make sure it doesn't go to the other side of the road at grizzly flats, that leads to one of the towns that was completely destroyed here. but those thousands of firefighters are unable to stop the thick slabs of smoke from more than 90 active wildfires foufling air quality for millions in the west. the air over reno and lake tahoe so hazardous, officials closed schools. more than 60,000 students staying home monday and tuesday. phil wente cutting short his lake tahoe vacation. >> it just looked like armageddon. it was terrible. >> reporter: california's

. >> reporter: while visiting an elementary school in san bernardino city unified school district, governor newsom noted that children are thrilled to be back in school. >> everyone of these kids raise their hand when we asked what they preferred, to be back in the classroom or be back online and not one child raise their hand. >> reporter: a new school year and new opportunities take learning back inside the classroom. >> be sure to tune in monday morning because abc7 mornings will have live team coverage as oakland unified goes back to school with in-person classes. we will also track weather and traffic conditions of june and monday starting at 5 am for that. >>> frustrated passengers, the chaos continues for spirit airlines. the word justin from the ceo on how long this travel nightmare might last. >>> if you are a fan of disney >>> if you are a fan of disney and disney plus to be a thriver with metastatic breast cancer means asking for what we want, and need... and we need more time. so, we want kisqali. living longer is possible and proven with kisqali when taken with a nonsteroidal a

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i was down in san bernardino last week meeting with leaders there. a school that didn't reopen last year. they were an exception. but it was an example of school that did everything in their power, district rather, to prepare for this year. but also we talked about vaccines. we had an opportunity to talk beyond masks and an initiated series of conversations that led to this announcement we're making today. >> jill tucker from the "san francisco chronicle." in some districts where they've already adopted this, including san francisco and oakland last night, there's been some pushback from parents and teachers saying it doesn't go far enough because it's a choice between the vaccine or getting tested once a week. did you consider making this a more restrictive mandate that would have limited exemptions and require more teachers and educators and staff and schools to get vaccinated? >> we think this will do exactly what it is intended to do, and that's to encourage people to get vaccinated. it's what happened at the state level. it's what's happened in

fog gorilla organization, or rather the expanding bush by threatening homes and businesses in san bernardino . in the u. s. state of california, firefighter se wins are making it difficult to contain people living in the area have been advised to leave. a landmark case accusing indonesia as president and top government officials are failing to co pollution in jakarta has been delayed for a 7th time. it was filed on july 2019 against president joker with dodo chicago as governor and 7 other officials and 24 curfew. our curfew has been put in place and that is city of jaws. after gunman killed at least 36 people during a raid on a mainly christian community, please say 10 suspects have been arrested. and those are the headlines and he's continues here on august era after the stream. by me we understand the different minority subconscious across the world. so no matter how you taking out or bringing the news and current affairs. ah, there are the hi, i'm sammy ok on august, the 14th a huge 7.2 of quite hit haiti today on the screen, we're going to check in to see how the cabin harvey and nathan

he was joined by san bernardino county and state leaders to tout his plan to reopen schools.some of the points that the governor highlighted include expanding mental health resources for students and $2.5 billion investment for universal transitional kindergarten by 2025. >> we are getting all our kids safely back into in person instruction and we are doing it in a sustainable way. we don't want to do it in an episodic way. we want to do it in a safeway where these kids can get that full support. >> newsom was also asked about this week's debate, featuring four republicans hoping to replace him as governor. he said he is running to defeat the recall and criticized his opponent's stances on public health. we brought you the governor's update on cbsn bay area. you can watch 24/7 streaming on kpix.com or the kpix 5 news app. we are also keeping track of bay area school districts reopening plans on kpix.com and every day we have medical experts answering your questions on cbsn bay area. >>> coming up for you at 5:30, dr. peter chin-hong will join us live to discuss what activitie

more than a dozen truck sures destroyed in san bernardino county. and families with little time to get to safety. >> this was the fastest that i've ever seen a fire progress. got home and there was no time to evacuate, no time to get anything. >> reporter: david, these firefighters are battling triple digit heat here and north of us, near sacramento, there are new red flag warnings, a reminder we are weeks away from the peak of fire season here. david? >> matt, thank you. >>> when we come back here, we're tracking what could become a powerful new hurricane now headed for the u.s. and rob times this out. [sfx: psst psst] allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! all good we don't use just any wipe, we use dawn disinfecting wipes. they're tough enough to cut through greasy messes, yet gentle enough to clean the surfaces that matter most. all while killing 99.9% of bacteria and viruses. get the grease fighting power of dawn in a disinfecting wipe. welcome to alls

at least four homes burned when a brush fire erupted in san bernardino county near fontana. 1000 peopleere ordered to leave their homes. firefighters rescued two people who ignored the evacuation orders and then called for help when flames surrounded their home. when they tell you to get out, you got to get out. people scrambled to rescue farm animals from branches including llamas, horses, pigs, and sheep. the fire is 0% contained tonight. larry: several families -- ama: several families in san diego are stranded in afghanistan. 24 children became stuck while visiting relatives. u.s. diplomats warned americans today to immediately leave several gates into the ka bul airport due to security threats. larry: four of the 46 candidates in the recall election debated tonight in sacramento. this was the first debate to include a democrat. kevin joining john cox, kevin kiley, and kevin faulkner on stage. the first question was about vaccine mandates. >> our best opportunity is indeed to educate. we are not going to mandate our way out of covid-19. we want everybody to be healthy, safe. the bes

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