fire which is now burning more than 37,000 acres across san bernardino county.ant to show you the worst of the destruction. this is the home that burned. it's just devastating to see. our team actually spoke with the family. they tell me they had a feeling their home wasn't going to make it. they say they saw flames inching closer and closer to their home. it's just tough to look at all of this. you'll see a child's bicycle, too. it's charred. a lot of the items out here really unrecognizable. but i want to show you the hard work from firefighters, because right across the street, we're going to give you a look of just how close flames actually got to the neighbor's homes. you can see this gate is damaged. it looks like it's gone. firefighters were able to save the community of running springs where we're at right now. and of course, the neighboring communities as well. that's the good news. keep in mind, the bridge fire is also burning in san bernardino county and l.a. county, where more than 52,000 acres are burning. there we also have the airport fire burning

halfway between los angeles and san bernardino, to the north of the line.an see the bright spot standing out where the flames are, still, chewing up the very dry vegetation, of course, the fires are producing a ton of smoke. the bridge fire, over 50,000 acres, the line fire is over 6500, all of these fires that are fairly close together when you consider the size of southern california producing a ton of smoke. as the winds die down that is good news in terms of the fire effort but the winds will shift direction and complicating the efforts of the crews because the fire burns in a different direction and sending into populated southern california area including the area. and that is in the 40-50 mile- an-hour range earlier today. the winds will relax here and the winds should relax in southern california as well. it can not happen soon enough. we are going to be tracking cooler temperatures as we hit the second half of the weekend as well. details on that coming up in just a few minutes. >> all right, paul, thank you very much, we will check in with you on

san bernardino counties. that's according to local media.one resident spoke out after losing their home in the fire. >> how are you feeling right now? >> uh- mixed feelings. very overwhelmed. maybe i can start doing some facials and massages again. and. but we have to do it one day at a time. >> parts of eastern los angeles county and western san bernardino county are under evacuation orders. the fire has been burning since sunday, and we are monitoring other fires throughout the region as well. the airport fire in orange and riverside counties. that one is about 5% contained as of thursday night. tonight, that's according to cal fire. parts of those counties remain under evacuation orders. cal fire says that fire has burned more than 23,000 acres, threatening nearly 22,000 structures. two structures have been destroyed ten firefighters and two civilians have been injured. and outside reno tonight, the davis fire is about 56% contained, according to the u.s. forest service. that's up from 37% contained wednesday night. fires burned nearly 60

san bernardino counties. that's according to local media.one resident spoke out after losing their home in the fire. >> how are you feeling right now? >> uh- mixed feelings. very overwhelmed. maybe i can start doing some facials and massages again. and. but we have to do it one day at a time. >> parts of eastern los angeles county and western san bernardino county are under evacuation orders. the fire has been burning since sunday, and we are monitoring other fires throughout the region as well. the airport fire in orange and riverside counties. that one is about 5% contained as of thursday night. tonight, that's according to cal fire. parts of those counties remain under evacuation orders. cal fire says that fire has burned more than 23,000 acres, threatening nearly 22,000 structures. two structures have been destroyed ten firefighters and two civilians have been injured. and outside reno tonight, the davis fire is about 56% contained, according to the u.s. forest service. that's up from 37% contained wednesday night. fires burned nearly 60

bajo el fuego de los mÚltiples incendios que arden en ese estado, el del condado de san bernardino no obligado a emitir Órdenes de evacuaciÓn obligatorias. la previa del debate tanto kamala harris como donald trump se alistan para verse por primera vez en un cara a cara decisivo para la reÑida contienda electoral, en donde ambos tienen un empate virtual. en la encuesta mÁs reciente. nuevos lineamientos a partir de maÑana, todos los informes de mamografÍas y cartas de resultados deberÁn incluir una evaluaciÓn de la densidad mamaria para descartar cualquier tipo de cÁncer de seno. y asÍ comenzamos. >> noticias telemundo en la noche con aranza loizaga. >> estas imÁgenes son de la cÁmara corporal de uno de los agentes de policÍa de miami. tras una parada de trÁfico al deportista de los miami dolphins, rick hill lo baja un uniformado a la fuerza mientras este le avisa a alguien por telÉfono que lo han arrestado. el video dura unos 18 minutos. bienvenidos y muchas gracias por acompaÑarnos. el video que le acabamos de mostrar lo vio tambiÉn la directora de la policÍa de miami, quien puso al

esto con el apoyo de el departamento de el sheriff del condado de san bernardino y algunas agencias tambiénónico esfuerzo. hablamos con el bombero jonathan torres, quien nos da parte de los detalles y de la contabilización que se tiene al momento sobre la destrucción que ha dejado este incendio tanto en el condado de los Ángeles como en el condado de san bernardino. se han perdido 20 casas en el área de mount baldy a 13 en el área de wrightwood. se han perdido además 6 cabañas en el bosque de esta noche pasada. hubo mucho más actividad en el área de piñón hills. y ahí es donde ahorita estamos estableciendo una línea con bulldozer. a pesar de que este incendio se sigue moviendo en el área montañosa conocida como cucamonga peak, podría también afectar a la comunidad de san antonio ice, por lo que en cualquier momento se podrían activar nuevamente las órdenes de evacuación. así que las autoridades siguen pidiendo al público a mantenerse bien informado. lamentable también para aquellas personas que todavía aún no han podido regresar a sus hogares y donde muchos van a encontrar sus casas en esco

the lion fire in san bernardino county has now scorched more than 17,000 acres, with zero containment. tim caputo, from our sister station in los angeles, joins us now from the town of mentone, where an evacuation order was issued just this afternoon. >> that evacuation order for this area went into effect just about two hours ago. kind of an interesting twist in the weather from the last time we spoke just about 30 minutes ago. yes, it's raining outside at the moment, but check out the wind. it was fairly stagnant at 430 this afternoon in just the last 2020 five minutes, the rain has picked up and the wind has picked up. you mentioned this area was put under that evacuation order just about two hours ago. many of these folks grabbing all their things and leaving, and you could understand why. off in the distance, it's kind of tough to see through that haze at the moment, but the majority of this fire is in the san bernardino national forest, kind of beyond those hills. the concern for this particular neighborhood that has come up just in the last 2 or 3 hours or so, is some of the fl

san bernardino. just to the north, we have the lion fire. 36,000 acres. only 14% contained airport fire. 23,000 acres, 0% contained. that's off towards the east of huntington beach. this fire warning in southern california up until 10 a.m. tomorrow. with 20 to 50 mile per hour winds. okay let's take you out here to hurricane francine. made landfall earlier today. right now hanging on to 75 mile per hour winds. this will be moving just off to the west here in new orleans tonight. and tomorrow morning. still may have 65 mile per hour winds tomorrow morning, louisiana hit the hardest here. rain could be up to ten inches, and a storm surge may be up to about ten feet. we're still waiting on those pictures. when we get daylight. tomorrow. could be quite a bit of damage. certainly at the coastline. we'll get more details on our bay area weather coming up later on. it looks intense. thanks for that update, jeff. also tonight is oakland making any progress when it comes to fixing its slow 911 response system? exactly one year ago, mayor sheng thao announced the c

el fuego en san bernardino arrasÓ con miles de acres.gro que el fuego deje en cenizas unas 35,000 estructuras. las comunidades que estaban bajo una alerta de evacuaciÓn, ahora se le estÁ ordenando abandonar la zona. l norte de california, este incendio ha destruido mÁs de miles de acres. >> venimos a ayudar al amigo. reportera: miles de bomberos de distintas ciudades comparten sus recursos y esperan que la alerta contra incendio se elimine esta noche. jorge: davies estÁ causando estragadas tambiÉn en esta zona. el gobernador tambiÉn declara estado de emergencia. ilia: en el golfo de mÉxico se formÓ la tormenta tropical francine. vamos con esa meteorÓloga. jessica: francine con vientos de 65 mph. en el sur de texas tambiÉn podrÍa ser afectado. podrÍa ser de categorÍa uno. el miÉrcoles podrÍa impactar el suroeste de louisiana como un huracÁn de categorÍa 2. a esta hora hay aviso de tormenta tropical en galveston, cameron. 18" para varias ciudades. la marejada ciclÓnica hasta de 10 pies. los preparativos deben completarse desde texas hasta

this is one of the largest, the so-called bridge fire burning in los angeles and san bernardino counties. it scorched nearly 80mi■!s since it sparked on sun, torching dozens of homes and forcing thousands to evacuate. abc news reporter melissa don has a look at the impact. >> reporter a state of emergency for several southern california counties after three major wildfires burned more than 100,000 acres across four counties in the mountains of los angeles and san bernardino counties. the bridge fire has scorched more than 50,000 acres, the largest active wildfire in california. >> it was pretty scary a lot. it's a lot more surreal than you can realize, when you're outside looking at the flames, you don't realize how scary and how chaotic it is. >> more than 30 homes were destroyed by the bridge fire, including this one. you can see what was their kitchen and oven. some cabinets there incinerated. in riverside county, the fast moving airport fire forcing more than 19,000 people to quickly evacuate. >> we packed up the kids and got out of there and not a couple hours later, we heard our ho

county to san bernardino county. so far, 40 homes and cabins have burned in this fire. and right now there is no containment. a state of emergency has been declared across four counties as two other major fires burn in socal. the lauren fire in san bernardino county is just 18% contained, with more than 37,000 acres burned there today. a 34 year old man was charged with arson and other crimes related to that fire. and in orange county, the airport fire continues to spread that started on monday in orange county and has destroyed homes and burned more than 23,000 acres so far. fires and earthquakes dozens of aftershocks rumbled in southern california today after a 4.7 magnitude earthquake shook the malibu area this morning. it hit around 730 this morning. that shaking felt from the southern california coastline into the san fernando valley. no reports of injuries or significant damage, according to governor newsom's office. the state's earthquake early warning system alerted millions of people in southern california before the initial earthquake hit, and the state says t

it made the emergency landing at ontario international airport in san bernardino county on saturday. southwest spokesperson said they inspected the plane, which was a boeing max eight, and didn't find anything unusual. passengers boarded another plane and landed in san francisco saturday night. >> happening today, kaiser permanente will begin rolling out the latest version of the covid 19 vaccine. the shots will be available to anyone five and up. you can make an appointment ahead of time, or you can walk into a clinic. kaiser says covid vaccines for children six months to four years old will become available later this month. so to make an appointment at kaiser or to find the nearest location you can visit kp.org. slash covid vaccine. >> in the south bay, an opportunity to explore the streets of san jose like never before. six miles of the city shut down to traffic for the viva calle, allowing people to safely bike, skate or take a walk. the route included the municipal rose garden, the alameda, japantown and roosevelt park. there were food trucks, vendors, and live music for people

el incendio, que abarca áreas en los condados de los Ángeles y san bernardino, continúa avanzando másalgunos residentes decidieron quedarse en sus hogares a pesar de las órdenes de evacuación obligatoria. here for a long long time. he vivido aquí por mucho tiempo y he sido testigo de todos los incendios. debí haberme ido esta vez, pero decidí quedarme. me tengo mucha confianza. el departamento de bomberos y a todo lo que hacen para mantenernos. seguro decía este residente. el incendio que inició el pasado 8 de septiembre solo ha sido contenido en un 11% y continúa siendo un peligro para varias comunidades. we are working around the clock. estamos trabajando contrarreloj. tenemos más de 2600 bomberos en el área y todos tenemos diferente misión, como por ejemplo algunas de las cuadrillas están designadas para proteger las estructuras ante el peligro que representa este incendio. esta tarde el departamento de bomberos del condado de san bernardino ha programado una reunión con los residentes de redwood, los cuales esperan escuchar noticias alentadoras. quiero pensar que pronto nos van a

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what you're looking at is new video from the bridge fire in san bernardino county. it's the largest of the three, and the wind is picking up and expected to stir up even more trouble late tonight. governor newsom declared a state of emergency, and several local bay area fire crews are now headed down south to help. let's bring in nbc's pete suratos, who joins us this evening from concord. and pete, it's all hands on deck. reporter. yeah, yeah. tonight, contra costa county fire and other bay area agencies are sending crews down to southern california to battle the bridge fire. alameda county fires crew eight was in the middle of taking part in a training this afternoon when they got the call to pack up and head to southern california. they're going to be going down to the bridge fire, which is right now hunkering on the border of san bernardino and la county. this is new video of the bridge fire. tonight, crews on the front lines say the winds are picking up again. we went from it looked like it was going to pass us by to the west by a mile or more to. it was blowing

el incendio que avanza en las montaÑas de san bernardino ha consumido mÁs de 20.000 acres de maleza, mÁs grande en el estado. por el rÁpido avance del fuego, se efectuaron Órdenes de evacuaciones obligatorias durante el fin de semana en comunidades montaÑosas, incluyendo running springs y bear lake. las llamas que amenazan a unas 36.000 viviendas estÁn siendo combatidas por cientos de bomberos. por ahora, la contenciÓn es del 3%. otro incendio activo en el sur de california es el nombrado bridge que iniciÓ este domingo por la tarde en el bosque nacional Ángeles. el cual ha arrasado con mÁs de 800 acres de maleza y ha provocado tambiÉn Órdenes de evacuaciÓn en las Áreas de camp williams y river community. los fuegos estÁn siendo combatidos bajo condiciones climÁticas severas con temperaturas en los tres dÍgitos, baja humedad y fuertes vientos, ademÁs de vegetaciÓn seca. factores que han facilitado la expansiÓn de los incendios, los cuales han generado grandes volÚmenes de humo que se han extendido por varios condados, provocando una mala calidad del aire. el sur de california registrÓ

flight originated in phoenix and made the emergency landing at ontario international airport in san bernardinoyesterday. a southwest spokesperson said they inspected the plane a boeing max eight, and didn't find anything unusual. passengers boarded another plane and landed in san francisco last night. happening tomorrow, kaiser permanente will begin rolling out the very latest version of the covid vaccine. the shots will be available to anyone five and older, and you can make an appointment ahead of time or simply walk into a clinic. kaiser says covid vaccines for kids six months to four years old will become available in mid-september. now to make an appointment at kaiser or to find the nearest location, just visit kpd.org/covid vaccine. >> this celebration is bringing together diverse communities and it is something that oakland needs and it is beautiful. abbie right. >> happy pride. a celebration took over oakland streets today with the city's 14th annual pride parade and festival. abc7 brought you exclusive live streaming coverage. our own cornell bernard has highlights of the big parade c

les informo hora de lo que pasa con los otros dos incendios que se registra en el condado de san bernardinoe contener este y los otros dos incendios de maleza aquÍ en el sur de california. regreso con ustedes al estudio. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ se sumen que hay unos 50.000 depredadores buscando activamente a menores de edad, impresionante. cambiamos el tema, estÁn acusando a cinco hombres en california de posibles secuestros a inmigrante para despuÉs pedir un rescate por ellos. los delincuentes se llevaron de esa manera a cuatro migrantes en una gasolinera de arizona el aÑo pasado y los mÁs eran cautivas y amenazados condolencia una casa de california. los acusados se declararon inocente, y uno de —— se encuentran un fugitivo de la ley. han aprobado un acuerdo el de ley que obligarÍa a todo el estado a colaborar con el servicio de inmigraciÓn creadores de la siguiente manera: los alguaciles de los reciÉn condado deberÁn detener a personas indocumentadas o quienes no muestren su estatus migratorio, y reportarlas con ice, esas personas van a permanecer detenidas hace que se les abra un caso

county including extreme heat, dryness and steep terrain, and staying in the san bernardino county. all that smoke you see there. this is from the 37,000 acre line fire. the fire is raging in difficult terrain prompting the evacuation of 13,000 people and threatening 50,000 homes. and so far, the fire is only 18% contained. and we want to show you this video here. look at this. this is a woman who was rescued by firefighters as she emerged from a burning hillside. this is from the front lines of the so-called airport fire. very scary video to see that it spans orange and riverside counties. it has burned 23,000 acres. it also jumped a highway creeping closer to homes. it has injured seven people, including five firefighters, while cooler temperatures might help, crews are warning that erratic winds could change the course of the fire. well, the davis fire south of reno continues to burn and grow the fire with just the fire, which was first reported saturday afternoon, has consumed an estimated 5.600 acres and was at 37% containment. ten schools in south reno and incline village will

the extreme heat is also fueling a wild fire in california's san bernardino national forest.r the flames sparked evacuations for more than 500 homes and scorched more than 7,000 acres. let's check in with cbs meet allegist andrew koe zach for more. andrew? >> yeah, good evening, adriana. so many people want to get an early start on fall. we're dealing with windy conditions, fire danger and excessive heat and poor air quality boise, seattle. and we have been talking about the fire dangers across the desert southwest, san bernardino tomorrow feeling like 102. inland from los angeles for those on the ground fighting those fires, the weather is not helping with very windy conditions and temperatures that will feel well into the triple digits. and it's not just for the west coast. on sunday, the east coast including florida right now, soth florida from miami to naples down toward key west we'll feel over 100 degrees. we're watching the tropics. it's been a little while. we have a system, cluster of thunderstorms. a good chance to develop into fran seen, the next couple of days as

and staying in the san bernardino county area, all that smoke you see there? this is from the 37,000-acre line fire. now the fire is raging in difficult terrain. making it very hard for fire crews it's also prompting the evacuation of 13,000 people anthreatening 50,000 homes. so far that fire is only 18% contained and check out the scary video right here. look at this. woman was rescued by firefighters as she emerged from a burning hillside. this is from the front lines of the so-called airport fire. it spans orange and riverside counties. has burned 23,000 acres and jumped a highway creeping closer to more homes. it has injured seven people including five firefighters while cooler temperatures might help, crews are warning that some erratic winds could change the course of the fire. so certainly going to make it difficult for all the fire crews and being out there and so what was hot temperatures the week and plus the windy conditions. we have seen this all too often here in northern california and the fires are just raising just south -- raging just south of

it had to be diverted to ontario international airport in san bernardino county. >> california's largest investment to combat organized retail and property crime is paying off. governor gavin newsom's office gave an update today on the $267 million investment. the money was distributed to 55 agencies statewide last year. since then, those agencies report more than 6900 arrests. that includes more than 5000 suspects accused of retail theft, more than 1300 accused of vehicle theft and 34 accused of cargo theft. the san francisco police department is looking to change its district station boundaries. the department is proposing 15 changes. the map shows an example of one moving the boundary of the tenderloin station back to market street. the orange area is the current district, and the red outline reflects the commended or the recommended change. chief bill scott says creating these new boundaries would put more resources in high crime areas and improve response times for service calls. the sfpd will hold a series of community meetings on the proposed changes, and those will start later th

the worst is raging in san bernardino county. the line fire has more than quadrupled in size over the weekend prompting the evacuation of more than 11,000 people. cbs' elise preston is in the mountain town of running springs. >> reporter: crews struggled to slow the spread of the explosive line fire east of los angeles. it doubled in size overnight to more than 17,000 acres. the speed and intensity of the inferno forcing the entire communities of running springs and arrow bear lake to flee to safety. >> keep my critters safe and that's the important thing. >> reporter: firefighters are battling the flames in triple-digit conditions. governor gavin newsom declared a state of emergency saturday night to get more resources and money to help the fire-fight. this is a town behind us. >> it is, yes. a community, lot of ranch -- cabin homes. we're literally going to come out, do preparation on the homes. >> reporter: more than 35,000 structures are in the wildfire's path, paired with the sweltering heat the fire has created its own weat

hand crews working carefully and methodically in steep, rugged terrain in the san bernardino mountainsighway 330 is still closed is that it's right in the middle of the fire zone. this happened over the weekend. you can see where the fire jumped the highway, damaging some of the guardrails here. it's likely this highway will be closed for quite some time. the evacuation of this area is required. meantime, more than 12,000 people remain under evacuation orders. most of those folks in the san bernardino mountains. >> if you're in one of those mountain communities, we really urge you to leave sooner than later. that way, we can cut down on the amount of people that are on the roadways and have it safe for our firefighters to come out there and protect the property. >> rob mcmillan abc seven news. >> and of course eye on conditis here, and they're absolutely critical. >> meteorologist sandyha patel is tracking those for us. sandhya. >> yeah, and we do have red flag warnings down in southern california with good reason. as you take a look here, uh- two of them. one expires tonight at 11 p.m

yeah, they still have a lot of work to do and meanwhile about 50 miles east in san bernardino county,ged with nine criminal counts including arson related to the line fire. the flames have forced thousands to evacuate burned needily 38,000 acres and it's 21% contained. and over in orange and riverside counties the airport fire destroyed dozens of homes and it's burned more than 23,000 acres and just 5% contained. cal fire warns the flames remain a significant threat to nearby communities. >> it has been a week, gianna. i mean, down in southern california, they kicked off this week with some of the most record-breaking numbers i have seen in areas close to los angeles and san bernardino county and those firefighters were not only battling with the heat but just the poor air quality too as they're working on the fires. and thank goodness we have a more mild setup as we head into this weekend not only for us here in northern california but for them down in southern california too which should add some relief in sight for the communities. now with that in mind, let's actually start off wi

we are in the san bernardino national forest. and so again, all of these factors just working against them. take a listen to what calfire told me earlier. >> so the biggest challenge when the fires unpredictable like this, is knowing where to position all your crews. so right now we're positioned all over the whole fire. most importantly, within the neighborhoods around homes, we've yet to lose or damage any structures and we want to keep it that way. >> so they are telling people just to be ready about 5,000 people have already been evacuated and this fire has already burned more than 17,000 acres. so they're hoping to contain it. but again, all the factors are working against them. so it is going to be difficult for firefighters over the next couple of hours and maybe days fred all right. >> keep us posted. camila, thank you so much. at least say in the weather center. so tell us how this fire is also helping to produce its own weather system. >> yeah, we've got extreme heat, that extreme heat like camila was mentioning in the

the boots on the ground in san bernardino finally seeing some relief too.re in the bay relief as well. 70s and 60s and 80s in the forecast for us widespread throughout the bay area today. why is this important? it is still dry out there and that on shore wind stays consistent through the next couple of deities with wind speeds this morning already up to around 20 to 30 miles per hour. in san francisco stretching up into bodega bay too. now we make our way into the inland areas and off to a calm start near napa and fairfield. wind gusts anywhere up to around 20, 30 miles per hour in the areas too. santa rosa, napa, fairfield a very similar trend. and it is dry right now. we are still in the summer months and we dealt with a beautiful luscious, beautiful spring with lots of rain and lots of greenery around us. but of course that dries through the summer months and now we continue to keep a close eye on fire weather conditions whenever we see winds up to around this mark. now let's take a look at the next seven days. we do have plenty of sunshine in the foreca

si un sujeto es transportado de san bernardino a san josé para enfrentar cargos por un caso de agresión? según la agencia meteorológica japonesa, la temperatura media entre junio y agosto de este año fue unos 35 grados superior a la media desde que comenzaron a llevarse registros en 1898. el calor extremo persistió debido a una fuerte alta presión del pacífico y a vientos del oeste que facilitaron la cobertura de aire cálido. este martes, la capital de bolivia emitió también una advertencia por la mala calidad del aire tras los incendios forestales que azotan al país y la amazonía brasileña, que cubrieron muchas regiones bolivianas con capas de contaminación atmosférica. el ministerio de defensa informó que 20 ciudades presentan una alta propensión a los incendios, 14 de ellas en el departamento de santa cruz. parte de los incendios son provocados por la técnica agrícola de tala a se us tierras destinadas a la agricultura en más temas del medio ambiente en el área de la bahía. hay varias tiendas que ofrecen artículos de segunda mano, esto con el fin de que no lleguen a vertederos. pasam

the worst of them is raging in san bernardino county.he line fire is more than quadrupled in size this weekend, prompting the evacuation of more than 11,000 people. cbs's elise preston is in the mountain town of running springs. >> reporter: crews struggle to slow the spread of the explosive line fire, east of los angeles. it doubled in size overnight to more than 17,000 acres. the speed and intensity of the inferno forcing the entire mountain communities of running springs and arrow bear lake to flee to safety. >> keep my critters safe, and that's the important thing. >> reporter: firefighters are battling the flames in triple-digit conditions. governor gavin newsom declared a state of emergency saturday night to get more resources and money to help the firefight. this is a town right behind us. >> yes, it is. a lot of community. a lot of cabin homes. so we're literally going to come out, we're going to do preparation on the homes. >> reporter: more than 35,000 structures are in the wildfire's path. paired with the sweltering heat, the

the lion fire in san bernardino county has now scorched more than 17,000 acres with no containment. it's been burning since thursday in steep terrain near highland, making it difficult for firefighters to reach those flames. >> so the biggest challenge when the fire is unpredictable like this is knowing where to position all your crews. so right now we've positioned them all over the whole fire. most importantly, within the neighborhoods around homes. >> now no homes have been destroyed. that's the encouraging news. but the fire is threatening thousands of structures. evacuation orders remain in place throughout the area. cal fire says three firefighters have been hurt battling those flames. and a third wildfire is burning in the mountains of fresno county near coalinga. today, helicopters flew crews into remote areas of the so-called boone fire, where firefighters are dealing with extreme heat. they expect cooler temperatures in the coming days. the fire started on tuesday in the mountains of fresno county and has burned nearly 28mi■!s ad is 24% contained. there are some evacuation

rundo is also connected to assaults at rallies in san bernardino and huntington beach. he's facing up to five years in federal prison. >>> the university of california is moving forward with a plan to provide campus police with extra weapons and ammunition. this comes in response to requests from police at five uc campuses, including berkeley and ucla. the uc board of regents made that decision today over the protests of demonstrators who briefly disrupted the meeting. >> this meeting is now adjourned and i would ask the police officer in charge to plea car the room. >> this is not a new request, but it comes after campus protests over the war in gaza. some students say they're concerned campus law enforcement is becoming more militarized. uc police say they aren't requesting military grade equipment. >>> calfire is telling people to stop flying drones over fires. crews battling the line fire in san bernardino county say they've had record numbers of drone intrusions over the fires thissier and that prevents them from doing their job. >>> in the meantime the tahoe area

the largest the bridge fire exploded in size overnight to over 49,000 acres spanning la and san bernardino counties. the blaze is threatening communities forcing evacuations and burning structures. last night flames reached the popular mountain high ski resort burned chairlifts there currently no containment. 34 year-old man from the southern california city of norco has been arrested on suspicion of starting the line fire that has charred nearly 35,000 acres in san bernardino county. it began last thursday. it's currently 14% contained. >> back here in the bay in alameda county forward progress on the so-called kelso fire has been stopped to 22 acres. 85% containment on that one. cal fire says it started last night in the area between byron and altamonte. no one was hurt. there as we take a live look outside on this wednesday night. mount diablo all dried out. and if he's been the pretty pleasant day in the bay area, overall. >> i get along here give us an update whether yes, where much cooler with the temperatures. but we are very windy right now. so that is the weather story this evenin

a state of emergency has been declared in san bernardino county because of the rapidly spreading line. fire reporter jennifer mcgraw has more on that. >> in terms of smoke billowing from the san bernardino mountains as the fire continues to ravage and engulfed thousands of acres. communities are on edge and put on notice to get out or get ready to go as a line. fire continues to burn out of control. this small quaint community of mountain home creek, just east of the fire was one of the latest with erratic winds blowing their way. i'm on the app on. there are so kind of watching it that we have winds all the time you know, and it's a mountain area and it's pretty common. >> caroline, gary burgas have been through many fires in their decades of living in the area and say they take no. chances are cars packed and when they tell us to leave, we leave because >> that's what people need to do and don't in you don't need to be somebody that they need to help. and even young people need to be helped up time. so just going go down the hill. >> the fire started in highland community thursday n

trying to burglarize evacuated homes in the fire zones. >> if you're going to be an opportunist in san bernardino county and we catch you, you are going to jail. >> reporter: air quality has plummeted as winds pushed smoke into las vegas. but, as homes fall to the fire's forward march, some vow to stop it anyway they can. >> i built that damn house right there. it's not mine, but i'm not going to let it burn. >> reporter: dana glitriffin, n news. >>> now let's turn to angie. >> we've got warnings up across a good chunk of the country, specifically, most of it across the great basin, but we do have red flag warnings near l.a. county. those will stay in effect and denver, north platte all included in this as we have the conditions set for critical fire levels. we'll watch for low humidity and winds. temperatures for minneapolis, 86 degrees. we're running way above normal for this time of year across the northern tier of the country. back to the 80s we go in detroit, pittsburgh and new york city. we end up kind of more of the same as we roll into the weekend. temperatures topping out into the mid-80

after burning more than 39,000 acres in san bernardino county. justin hasselburger faces 11 arson charges, being held without bail. he tried to set two other fires before this one. >>> firefighters are making progress on the bridge fire that has burned 55,000 acres across los angeles and san bernardino counties. this fire is 25% contained. with crews focusing on the active northwest corner more than 3,600 structures are threatened. 66 have been destroyed. >>> and biden met virtually with other key officials today to discuss the devastating wildfire sweeping e west. fashion wide, 37,000 wildfires are burning through seven million acres. california, oregon, hit particularly hard. biden emphasizing the urgency providing resources to protect communities. >> what i would like to do, i would like to make it, as we would raise the pay from $29 an hour to make it permanent to fight these firefighters. >>> all right, speaking of fires closer to home. you know, we're no stranger to seeing those fires. when we would hear of the potential rain that is always

is that line fire in san bernardino in the san bernardino mountains. but there is some good news in regards to that. fire containment is now up to about 42%. okay. back here in the bay area, boy, it certainly felt like fall out there today. more of the same tomorrow, rosemary. yes. >> we're going to hold which, a, good for all that high fire danger we've been experiencing lately. at this time already. dark sunset, almost half hour ago. yes. we are getting close to the autumnal equinox. in fact, on sunday it arrives early. 543 in the morning. and it looks like that may be the warmest day of the week. i'll show you that in the extended forecast. wow. get a load of this beautiful view over the city of san francisco. after mostly cloudy start to the day and some showers last night into this morning. here is sort of where we all came out. just a few 107 inch reported in many spots, including mount diablo, san bruno mountain, mount hamilton, 4/100 get over towards ben lomond in the santa cruz mountains, 14 107 inch bonny doon a little bit more than a 10th in

the line fire has burned more than 23,000 acres in the san bernardino mountains.t has forced more than 11,000 people to evacuate and it's just 3% contained. crews are also dealing with triple digit heat, nearly 6,000 wildfires scorching 1,300 square miles in the state this year and firefighters say the threat is still high. >> the 2018 woolsey fire, the 2020 bobcat fire, and the 2022 route fire are vivid reminders how we can never let our guard down as this wildfire season has the potential to be just as devastating. i want to assure residents and communities that your local firefighters are doing all they can both in the air and on the ground and will quickly mobilize to contain wildfires early before they become unmanageable. >> governor gavin newsom declared a state of emergency over the weekend to get more resources and money to help fight the line fire. the cause is still under investigation. >>> back in the bay area, paul, we're seeing fires not in the immediate area, but to our outside and we know we're vulnerable as well, especially because it's dry and th

. >> growing in size to nearly 50,000 acres and it spans from la to san bernardino counties. last night the flames reached the popular mountain high ski resort. it actually burned some chairlifts there right now. no containment on fire. >> 34 year-old man has been arrested after authorities say he started the line fire which has burned more than 35,000 acres in san bernardino county. evacuation orders are still under way. cal fire says more than 65,000 buildings are threatened. the fires 18% contained. >> as these wildfires continue to burn all across california. the usda is announcing some new funding to combat future fire risk. maddie beer-temple reports. >> as thousands of acres in southern california burn or announcing a commitment of 100 million dollars. the usda is investing in new projects to reduce wildfire risk across the country. that will fund 21 projects 18 national forest. agriculture secretary tom vilsack announced the project's tuesday. they spanned 14 states with a focus on prescribed burns meant to reduce the fuels that make fires worst. >> california is gett

los bomberos luchan por controlar el incendio fire que arde en el área del bosque nacional de san bernardino aunque al momento no se han reportado viviendas afectadas o víctimas mortales según autoridades. miles de estructuras se encuentran en peligro, por lo que residentes del área han sido obligados a evacuar. hasta el momento 20.000 acres se han quemado con una contención del 3%. 3 bomberos han resultado heridos. por su parte, el gobernador newsom proclamó estado de emergencia en el condado de san bernardino y autoridades emitieron una alerta de calidad del aire para varias ciudades cercanas. es que la temporada de incendios sigue fuerte en california. ya lo estamos viviendo, pero hay una nueva herramienta, dicen, para mitigar los incendios forestales. pg&e utiliza el llamado burnbot. esa máquina está creada por una nueva empresa en san francisco. bueno, se trata de esa máquina que va eliminando la tierra quemada y limpia. con esto, la maleza seca se utiliza para prevenir incendios forestales que podrían convertirse en destructivos, como los que ya hemos hablado. los que está viviendo gra

under mandatory evacuation orders as the bridge fire burns out of control in los angeles and san bernardino counties. it is now the largest active wildfire in the state, scorching more than 80 square miles. calfire says crews have made good progress and their top priority is protecting homes and buildings in the communities of wrightwood and mount baldy. so far the fire has destroyed at least 33 homes and six cabins. >> my neighbor that lives across the street called and said your house is fully engulfed and what a loss, but it takes a couple days for something like that to hit you and you realize the magnitude of your loss. >>> >> nasa released satellite images above the line fire, that fire is also burning through san bernardino county scorching nearly 60 square miles. evacuation orders are still in place for residents near the airport fire near lake elsinore. it has destroyed dozens of buildings and burned about 35 square miles in riverside and orange counties. calfire says the flames are still a real threat to nearby communities. >> they're telling us you need to go now. the flames are

camila bernal all in san bernardino county. thank you so much. as the fire spreads, it is burning so intensely that it's also creating its own weather system over san bernardino county these erratic pyrocumulus clouds can cause unpredictable wins even lightning and rain they are one of the many challenges facing firefighters as they work to contain the flames joining me right now to discuss is calfire battalion chief brent pascual chief. good to see you. so what are the priorities right now for right now, the priorities are protecting these homes on this mountain side firefighters have been cecil successful so far. even with the unpredictability of this fire. and we tend to keep it that way. we're ready to stand and fight so are their evacuations right now? yeah. that's correct. there's a small mountain communities up here that are under evacuation orders. that means that the residents have all left so. now the firefighters can get in there and defend their homes. >> then what are the challenges you mentioned it as a priority to try and protect s

he declared a state of emergency in los angeles, san bernardino, riverside and orange counties. he visited the community of highland this week where the line fire is still burning, hoping the new assistance will help efforts to battle the flames up and down the state. >> this has been joint effort. federal, local state regional people coming from all over the country to help support firefighters in communities like this all up and down. california. >> the governor's office says between all 3 incidents, nearly 6,000 firefighters have been on the ground battling the flames along with hundreds of engines and dozens of helicopters. this as the bridge fire in los angeles and san bernardino counties has now burned. >> more than 51,000 acres spreading north and east where threaten structures. crews are still working to assess exactly how much damage has been done by the flames. it's still 0% contained. but forest service officials say that cooler temps and higher humidity is certainly helping them battle the fire. dave is back here tracking the fire conditions down south >> yeah, we ar

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este incendio se desatÓ en san bernardino a unas 65 millas al este de los Ángeles.encia y emitieron Órdenes de evacuaciÓn para varias Áreas. hasta el momento, mÁs de 35.000 estructuras estÁn en peligro, incluyendo viviendas y edificios comerciales. erica flores tiene mÁs sobre este incendio. el incendio forestal se duplicÓ en tamaÑo en el Área de highland, en el condado de san bernardino, creciendo a mÁs de 17.000 acres, convirtiÉndose en el quinto fuego activo mÁs grande en el estado. >> sÍ. creciÓ porque siguen las temperaturas altas y esa Área. los arbustos no se han quemado en dos dÉcadas. >> el incendio que comenzÓ el jueves por la noche y hasta ahora, tiene una contenciÓn del 0%. ha provocado cierres de carreteras, Órdenes de evacuaciÓn y advertencias en cientos de hogares. son mÁs de 35.000 viviendas y estructuras que se encuentran bajo amenaza. las llamas estuvieron a punto de encender la casa de colin. nos dijo. este es el sexto incendio que se registra en su Área. pero este, asegurÓ, fue probablemente el peor y definitivamente el mÁs cercano a su vivienda.

. >>> meantime there has been an arrest in connection with the line fire in the san bernardino national forest. justin halstonburg is accused of starting the fire on thursday had. a part of big bear was put under evacuation orders. that fire has burned 54 square miles, 14% contained. >>> and a rescue in orange county. video shows a woman walking along a road, surrounded by the flames from the airport fire as the sheriff deputy arrives to rescue her. that fire broke out not too far from lake elseanor. forcing thousands of people to stay under evacuation orders. >> and it is getting a little scarier now. we were trying to, as homeowners, just stay relaxed and calm through the process. >> reporter: officials believe the fire was accidentally started by a public works crew using heavy equipment in the area on monday. the fire has burned more than 22,000 acres, and it has no containment. >>> so here is a look at the smoke pouring from those fires to our south. this is the satellite perspective. everything in bay shore, that's not cloud cover, just wildfire smoke billowing off the three fires

the area's largest wildfire, the lion fire, has burned 17,000 acres in san bernardino county, exploding in size, growing 14 times bigger in just over one day. >> do you know if your home is okay? >> no, i can't get up there. >> 35,000 homes and businesses are in the fire's path. >> as you can see by all this scorched earth, thousands of acres here in san bernardino county have already burned and with thousands of homes and businesses and structures being threatened, evacuations are underway. an emergency also declared in nevada as a fire south of reno forces 14,000 people to evacuate. >> a herd of horses seen fleeing the flames and smoke. >> stay safe. >> a days long heat wave has gripped the west, with triple digit heat expected in some areas through tomorrow. the heat also blamed for thousands of power outages. the iconic hollywood bowl even forced to cancel a concert last night because of a power outage. power company officials say equipment is not properly cooling down overnight, causing malfunctions. we'll check your forecast in just a few moments. >> new details overnight in the g

the worst of them is raging in san bernardino county. the lyme fire has more than quadrupled in size this weekend, prompting the evacuation of more than 11,000 people. cbs' elise preston is there for us tonight. >> reporter: the fast-moving winds are providing fuel to flames as they jump around the area. thousands have already been forced to evacuate. crews struggled to slow the spread of the explosive line fire east of los angeles. the speed and intensity of the inferno forcing the entire mountain communities of running springs and arrowbear lake to flee to safety. >> keep my critters safe and that's the important thing. >> reporter: firefighters are battling the flames in triple-digit conditions. governor gavin newsom declared a state of emergency saturday night to get more resources and money to help the fire fight. >> this is a town right behind us. >> a lot of community. a lot of ranch homes or cabin homes. we're literally going to come out and do preparation on the homes. >> more than 35,000 structures are in the wildfire's past, p

david yaquban, professor of history at the california state university in san bernardino. m, nice to see you, sir. first of all, let's begin with your thoughts on israel, basically destroying gaza and now uh, turning to lebanon. well, thank you for having me, and of course i uh see the... ongoing genocide in gaza as well as the latest uh israeli onslot on lebanon as an effort by the apartide state of israel to survive what uh is clearly an ongoing process of of demise of decline and uh it's it's i think important to note that long before october 7th uh even israeli military and political figures such as ihud barak. had predicted that in his words israel would not survive till its 80th birthday simply because of the internal contradictions and strife and problems uh maintaining apartide racist jewish supremacist state uh internally with all of its factions and and this had nothing to do with the resistance and the october 7th uh alexa flood uprising and then subsequent genocide uh so the point being um uh of course is was already its last legs and with october 7th and then