keep in mind, the bridge fire is also burning in san bernardino county and l.a. ty, where more than 52,000 acres are burning. there we also have the airport fire burning in orange county and riverside county. all hands on deck and trying to get a handle of all of these fires. reporting here in running springs in san bernardino county, i'm lauren coronado. it is nice to know that our conditions here are a little bit better in terms of the temperature, right? so yeah, it's not as windy either. and so we're still seeing some spots where humidity is high and temperatures are low. take a look at our live view from our sutro tower camera. looking at the coastal area san francisco and the golden gate bridge, now just covered with a layer of fog and that's keeping those temperatures lower there, at least in the city, some of our inland valleys are a touch warmer today, but looking ahead, we will have some more comfortable weather and cooler and windy conditions going into early next week. looking at where we stand right now, a lot of the smoke from those southern californ

san bernardino. 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

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

san bernardino. 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

team experienced with major fires like the 2017 tubbs fire is facing similar challenges in san bernardino 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 estimat

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

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

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

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

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

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 evening and noticed a strong onshore flow. you know, some it's good news that those fires we talked about for progress has stopped. but take a look at the map. we do have some strong winds right now as we speak 30 miles per hour over in san francisco. as you make your way inland, that red color that does indicate that 30 to even almost 40 miles per hour range. so especially higher elev

has been arrested for arson, accused of starting the line fire burning for nearly a week in san bernardino county. his family declined to talk. two people have been arrested for allegedly 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 t

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 so

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

. >> 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

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

> >> 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 close. so i still hesitated. i didn't want to leave my home. it's all i have. >> it's tough there. >>> cooler temperatures in the coming days could help with the firefight. let's check in with first alert chief meteorologist paul heggen. >> kind of a double-edged sword. you need the cooler temperatures so humidity levels go up, but to get the cooler air in place the winds have to become stronger. that's the thing the fire crews have really been battling the past couple days. tomorrow's high temperatures are near average and it won't be that breezy tomorrow or saturday. hopefully these normally warm to hot conditions combined with th

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 th

the lion fire that's burning in san bernardino county right now. it's only 18% contained with more than 37,000 acres burned. and today, a 34 year old man was charged with arson and other crimes related to that fire. and in orange county down here, you can see this is the airport fire. it continues to spread. that started on monday in orange county and has destroyed homes and burned more than 23,000 acres up here. fire crews battling the davis fire are gaining some control. it started on saturday, just 20 miles south of reno. officials say conditions are improving today. close to 6000 acres have burned, containment up to 37%, and some people have been allowed to return to their homes. dozens of structures, including homes, have been destroyed. popular trailheads and recreation sites near lake tahoe are closed because of this fire. here we go again. another rate hike from pg&e. regulators approved that rate hike today, and this is the fourth increase you'll see on your bill. just this year. that has many customers asking when is enough? enough. so let

in san bernardino counties, more than 85mi■!s have burned, with just 11% containment. e firefighters have been hurt battling that fire, and another three were hurt in the line fire in the san bernardino county area that's burned across 60mi■. it's been the least destructive of the three fires, though, with only one structure destroyed. still, it's a threat to more than 20,000 structures, setting off evacuations. the next big one. it's not if, but when an earthquake will hit the bay area. bart has been preparing for decades, asking the question, how safe is the transbay tube? abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez shows us bart just announced an update to a major earthquake retrofit >> bart is sharing new video from inside the transbay tube announcing monday morning that it's now retrofitted for an earthquake. the transbay tube is an underwater rail tunnel about four miles long, connecting san francisco and oakland, and transit leaders say it's reinforced before the next big disaster strikes. >> the transbay tube now has a stronger steel lining. it has a more powerful

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

they are facing some of the same conditions down in san bernardino county t. is hot and dry. is a lot of smoke. and one of the biggest challenges with the line fire is the steep terrain. >> it is really no different. we are just seeing, you know, a lot of the extreme fire behavior and, you know, unfortunately at times it is in the path of homes that are in its way, right? you know, the fires are definitely a lot harder. we had to use new, not new but just different techniques. we try to take advantage when we can like this time of night, you know, things calmed down. this fire grew very, very quickly. the reason why they were seeing a lot of extreme fire behavior with, you know, spotting, you know, half a mile out ahead of itself and in steep and very, very difficult terrain to fight fire in. >> reporter: division 2 chief thomas says there are dozers on the scene trying to strengthen the line. one of the biggest concerns overnight are the winds the winds picking up embers, starting fires a distance away and causing them to lose control of that line, sara? >> we have seen thin

burning for nearly a week in san bernardino county. his family declined to talk. and the sheriff there says two people have been arrested for allegedly trying to burglarize evacuated homes in the fire zone. >> if you're going to an opportunist in san bernardino county, if we catch you, you are going to jail. >> reporter: air quality has plummeted as winds push smoke into las vegas, but as homes fall to the fire's forward march, some vow to stop it any way they can. >> i built that damn house right there. it's not mine but i'm not going to let it burn. >> reporter: dana griffin, wrightwood, california. >>> in memphis opening statements in the federal trial of three former police officers charged in the death of 29-year-old tyre nichols last year. priscilla thompson is at the courthouse. priscilla, what happened there today? >> reporter: lester, tadarrius bean, demetrius haley, and justin smith have all pleaded not guilty to using excessive force, failure to intervene, witness tampering, and more. federal prosecutors today argued that these officers took turns beati

flight originated in phoenix and made the emergency landing at ontario international airport in san bernardino countyay. 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 celebrat

it started last thursday in san bernardino county and is up to 27,000 acres right now. there are concerns the winds could pick up overnight, causing the fire, of course, to just explode in size. it is 14% contained and the fast moving airport fire in orange county has already scorched more than 19,000 acres. and cal fire says there is no containment as we speak. it reportedly was accidentally sparked by some heavy equipment and has closed a highway in the trabuco canyon area. there are a number of evacuation orders in place. >> developing news now out of carmel, where a stranded killer whale calf was rescued from a beach. it was stranded for at least nine hours and people worked tirelessly to free it. they brought in an excavator to lift the animal, putting it into a truck. it was seen moving its tail, but the extended period of time on land could be potentially deadly. the calf is now at the long marine lab at uc santa cruz, where it is receiving care. new developments in the shooting of niners rookie ricky pearsall and new video evidence. the accused teenage gunman wa

tonight, new evacuation orders east of los angeles, as the line fire burns out of control in san bernardino county. threatening some 36,000 homes, businesses, and buildings. more than 12,000 people have already been ordered to flee. thousands more told to be ready here in san bernardino county, as the fire continues to spread. you see the massive plumes of smoke billowing in the air. governor newsome declaring that state of emergency as the fire exploded in size. triple-digit temperatures adding literal fuel to the fire, creating lightning strikes that can start new fires. >> when thunderstorms blow though they have the potential to blow the fire out in multiple directions. so we just have to be ready for that. >> reporter: in los angeles county, the bridge fire breaking out sunday. firefighters forced to retreat from the flames. and in northern california, an all-out aerial assault on the boyles fire in clearlake, but not before it destroyed 30 homes and dozens of vehicles. well, david, you can see how the heat from the fire melting the fence line there behind me. the line fire just 3% contained

by far the largest is burning in san bernardino county. ontrol and has now surpassed 50,000 acres. governor gavin newsom has declared a state of emergency. firefighters from alameda count, contra costa and san jose among those now helping join the firefight in the bay area for san francisco today celebrates a long awaited reopening. we have a live look at the transamerica pyramid. it formally reopens today, just days before the reopening of the park, below which everyone will be able to enjoy today in the bay's ginger conejero saab joins us live in san francisco. and ginger, this restoration will no doubt breathe a little new life into the area. and that is the hope. good morning, laura and marcus. it's been years in the making. it's led us to today, which is the formal reopening of san francisco's iconic transamerica pyramid. you can see it so clearly and beautifully here this morning. it is the second tallest building in san francisco, and pretty much anywhere in the city. you do have an opportunity to see it from so many different vantag

major fires like the 2017 tubbs fire is facing familiar challenge -- similar challenges in san bernardino county including extreme heat, dryness and steep terrain. 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 condition

say the line fire is threatening tens of thousands of buildings and homes in parts of the san bernardino county area governor gavin newsom has declared a state of emergency for the county authorities. say smoke and gusty winds will worsen and make conditions very difficult for first responders, meteorologist elisa rafah is tracking the latest from the cnn extreme weather center. so how unusual is that for this to be happening at this time of year, the heat is so unusual on what the heat does, is it dries out those fuels and we've had temperatures well into the triple digits ten to 20 degrees above normal for southern california, we get a temperature of 112 degrees the other day in l.a. for one and the third time in history since the 1800s, it gets either warnings are still in effect from los angeles down to san diego, 25 million people under these excessive heat alerts here, you've got temperatures still up around 100 degrees through sunday and monday in l.a in way above the average of the upper 70s. so some triple-digit heat and paul i'm springs in phoenix and las vegas temperatures all out 10

a similar situation with the bridge fire in los angeles and san bernardino counties. more than 54,000 acres burned there with just 9% containment. two people have been hurt in that fire. the lion fire in san bernardino county has scorched nearly 39,000 acres. more evacuations are in place there. thousands of firefighters are out battling each of these wildfires. a lost dog found on the fire lines is capturing the hearts of firefighters. crews found him wandering around the lion fire incident command center in san bernardino county. cal fire says he's gentle and has been befriending every firefighter he meets, kissing and snuggling his way into their hearts. firefighters took him into a shelter. they are hoping to find his family. >> new this morning, salesforce is giving $23 million in grants to help schools teach ai. these grants will support high schools and middle schools across the country, including san francisco and oakland. salesforce says they want to give every student the opportunity to develop the skills needed for success in an ai driven future. now that do

a similar situation with the bridge fire in los angeles and san bernardino counties. more than 54,000 acres burned with just 9% containment now. two people were hurt in that fire and the lion fire in san bernardino county has scorched nearly 39,000 acres. more evacuations in place there. thousands of firefighters are out battling each of these wildfires. and a lost dog found on the fire line is capturing the hearts of firefighters. crews found him wandering around the lion fire incident command center in san bernardino county. cal fire says he is gentle and has been befriending every firefighter he meets, kissing and snuggling his way into their hearts. firefighters took him to a shelter, hoping to find his family. >> new this morning, salesforce is giving $23 million in grants to help schools teach. i these grants will support high schools and middle schools across the country, including san francisco and oakland. salesforce says they want to give students the opportunity to develop the skills needed for success in an ai driven future, and that donation comes as tens

mandatory evacuations have been ordered for areas in san bernardino county near the recent flare up.0 acres have burned since the line fire started back on september 5th. the fire is 83% contained. reporter mario ramirez has more from an evacuation center in san bernardino county. >> the line of fire grew another 3000 acres in just 24 hours, triggering new evacuation orders and warnings. we're just outside redlands, east valley high school. the gymnasium here inside has been transformed into an evac center for displaced residents and pets. open since last night. >> we got the alert about 7:00 last night to open up the shelter, and we were here all night. >> around 1200 fire personnel assigned to the blaze with hand crews working to create more containment lines and air tankers dropping water on the flames. the fire's perimeter expanded. a couple thousand acres on sunday, moving to the northwest and the santa ana river drainage, with neighboring agencies sending additional resources to help and fire crews in place to defend structures from burning. the san bernardino county sheriff's

now the line fire has been burning for the past five days in san bernardino county. that's about 65 miles east of downtown la. it's 3% contained right now, and cal fire says more than 3500 homes and businesses are threatened as the flames continue to spread due to strong winds. >> winds really picked up and started swirling and then the fire just really started blowing straight down towards our homes and fairly rapidly, numerous fire trucks came sailing into the neighborhood. >> mandatory evacuation orders still in place for thousands of people all across san bernardino county. governor newsom is calling in firefighters from across the state to help get the fire under control, and another fire burning out of control. right now, this one just south of reno. the u.s. forest service reports the davis fire has grown to more than 6500 acres, more than a dozen homes and other buildings have burned and forced the evacuation of 14,000 people. several highways near reno are closed here in the bay area. >> we are grateful for the dip in temperatures that is just now getting un

it started last thursday in san bernardino county and is up to 27,000 acres right now. concerns the winds could pick up overnight, causing the fire, of course, to just explode in size. it is 14% contained and the fast moving airport fire in orange county has already scorched more than 19,000 acres. and cal fire says there is no containment as we speak. it reportedly was accidentally sparked by some heavy equipment and has closed a highway in the trabuco canyon area. there are a number of evacuation orders in place. >> developing news now out of carmel, where a stranded killer whale calf was rescued from a beach. it was stranded for at least nine hours and people worked tirelessly to free it. they brought in an excavator to lift the animal, putting it into a truck. it was seen moving its tail, but the extended period of time on land could be potentially deadly. the calf is now at the long marine lab at uc santa cruz, where it is receiving care. new developments in the shooting of niners rookie ricky pearsall and new video evidence. the accused teenage gunman was in court

the bridge fire in los angeles and san bernardino counties is now 3% contained. it has scorched 52,000 acres. flames have destroyed dozens of homes since it broke out on sunday. the cause of this fire is under investigation. now crews are allowing some residents who had to evacuate to return to their neighborhoods, too check in on their homes and see if they're still standing. reporter jennifer mcgraw has the story. >> it takes. the couple of days before it starts to sink in. hard to imagine their dreams burning to the ground. they said. >> maybe some day long that house. years later, we're able to buy that home check. lions and his wife are devastated. the fire ripping through the san gabriel mountains wednesday night as the bridge fire exploded to tens of thousands of neighbor who lives across street called and said your house is fully engulfed. >> engulfed in flames and it went that fast. >> and we never had a chance. to get any person lions out of the house. and then later on that when we saw the flames shooting one to 200 feet in the air and the wind was blo

firefighters are finally making progress on the lion fire in san bernardino counties. they now. no county, excuse me. they now have 18% containment. >> another college sports shakeup could be on the way. espn reporting four schools are set to join the pac 12 conference. the conference stanford and cal, formerly called home. reports say the conference, which has only two members, will add four mountain west schools, including fresno state for 2026. stanford, san jose state is not one of the schools being added at this time, but it could be added at a later date depending on how the realignment goes. the pac 12 had 12 teams until this year, when all but oregon state and washington state left for other conferences. the pac 12 is headquartered in san ramon, and now it's your morning money report. >> you may have to pay more for mail services. usps is ending discounts that shipping consolidators like ups and dhl use to get packages out. the move is meant to help the postal service slow losses, but that might mean you see higher costs. the changes affect nearly 2 billion packages every

and warnings are in place, and a similar situation with the bridge fire in los angeles and san bernardino countiest 9% containment. now. two people were hurt in that fire. the fire line in san bernardino county has scorched nearly 39,000 acres. more evacuations are in place there. thousands of firefighters are out battling each of these wildfires. well, firefighters along the peninsula are using ai to detect wildfires faster. 50 new sensors are being installed in strategic locations of woodside, portola valley and unincorporated parts of san mateo county. the fire safe council says the n5 sensors will detect smoke and alert first responders in real time. those devices can track air quality and how smoke spreads. a retail burglary crew now faces charges for stealing six figures worth of items from stores in the bay area. san francisco police say the crew stole items from stores in san francisco and san mateo counties. they took merchandise with an estimated value of up to $100,000. police

we'll have the latest from san bernardino county and the san francisco museum honors people who faced violence with courage kron 4 at 10 continues after the break. >> country music center, songwriter and actor chris christopherson has died. the san mateo high school graduate died at his hawaii home saturday. he was. >> 88, he wrote dozens of hits, including me and bobby mcgee sunday morning coming down help me make it through the night news nation. reporter keely be son has a look at his long career. >> chris christie offer son made a name for himself as a songwriter and recording artist writing music for some of the biggest names in the industry, for me above but christopherson nearly didn't put pen to paper. >> at first following in his father's military steps. his father was an air force major general who pushed him in that direction. the high school athlete was among other things, a golden gloves, boxer who played football at panola college. but it was his grades, not his that got noticed. his short stories were published in the atlantic monthly and earned a rhodes scholarship to

the bridge fire in los angeles and san bernardino county, the largest active fire, remains 0% contained containment. that displaced over 100,000 people. the airport fire here in riverside county also extending into orange county, has injured 12 people. that is at 5% containment. firefighters have made some progress here in the last 24 hours with cooler temperatures throughout the region after several days of extreme heat. they were battling with that, making conditions on the ground extremely difficult. but there is still a concern that stronger winds could help spread flames, george. >> george: mola, thank you very much. now the latest on the race for the white house. hours after the debate, harris and trump met again at the 9/11 memorial as the harris campaign tried to capital with new ads, trump tried to contain the damage. want to go back to rachel scott. >> reporter: good morning. donald trump and vice president harris are back out on the campaign trail today after coming face to face in the very first debate just hours after they got off the stage, the two did meet again, sharing

the line fire, also in san bernardino county, has burned about 39,000 acres. meanwhile, the airport fire in orange and riverside counties that has grown to 23,000 acres. but today's cooler weather is expected to provide some relief. social media platform tiktok in court again fighting a ban that could kick it off phones and laptops across the country. plus, we'll introduce you to an oakland wine shop owner who says it's going to take more than just crime to shut her down. what she >ryan>well we've covered a lot of businesses shutting down in oakland in the last 18 months, but one small business is refusing to throw in the towel despite declining foot traffic. the owner says business was so slow she had to temporarily shut down. but she tells our dan lin she's trying out a new business model, all in hopes of a bay area bounce back. >>>>this one is chuck, pa. this is an asian aapi owned brand here in sebastopol. >>>and this tasting room in downtown oakland, you'll find a lot of fine wine produced by women of >>>>color. this is a black woman that produces chenin >

william la jeunesse is there in san bernardino county. william. >> you are right. e a state of emergency here in san bernardino county. 0 fatalities. 3% containment. the fire started on friday. it is moving up these draws. you can see down there the fire is down below the ridge lines. the concern of firefighters it's running up the chimneys into the resort areas of running springs and lake arrowhead. 70 miles east of los angeles. the bad news as you said, 35,000 commercial structures and homes in threat. 3,000 families evacuated. here is one of those individuals right now. >> we're packing up right now. our little town, most everyone left already. we worked so hard to get this house. and just the thought of coming back to nothing, you know, all in ruins, you know. but like i said, part of life and, you know, we are just going to roll with the punches. >> i will show you very quickly the bridge fire which is about 50 miles west of me. that's in angeles national forest. it's 104 degrees yesterday in los angeles, harris, bring you back live. there were 282 lightning st

the line fire in san bernardino county has gone back down now to 0% containment. governor newsom has declared a state of emergency in the county. this fire first started on thursday night. it exploded over the weekend as the region is in a heat wave. some areas over 100 degrees. cal fire says hot and dry conditions mixed with thunderstorms could cause new additions in this area. fire crews have stopped the forward progress the boils fire, which is burning in clear lake. that's in lake county. officials say the fire is about 40 to 50% contained. it's burned about 76 acres. this fire started yesterday and forced about 4,000 people to evacuate and already has destroyed about 30 homes and other buildings. no one's been hurt. but the cause of this fire remains under investigation. we'll kick off our monday now. is there a look outside here across some fog above the golden gate bridge. we have kathy trafton here to go over the weather for us with the for the week. >> well, just it's a beautiful sight. i mean, the fog, the low clouds, that is the kind of image that they

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

with fires burning especially san bernardino county, a fire really taking off there. our weather is going to remain pretty calm, >zoe>pretty chilly in >zoe>the city. yeah, cool. and the only really thing we have to worry about tomorrow is some gusty onshore winds not the biggest cause for concern as we head into tomorrow. just keep both hands on the wheel today temperatures ended up about 5 to 10 degrees below average. technically 4 to 8 degrees below average, topping out in the mid to upper 70s for inland communities. 76 in santa rosa, 77 in san jose and 78 degrees in concord. now our temperatures are going to warm up tomorrow despite the gusty onshore breeze. so back into the 70s around the bay and back to a mix of upper 70s and low to mid 80s farther inland, all within about three degrees on either side of what is normal for the middle of september. however, the conditions aren't necessarily going to feel any warmer tomorrow because of that strong onshore breeze. the wind gusts really focus in that 5 p.m. time range tomorrow. some 30 to 35 mile an hour gusts and a

the largest, the bridge fire exploded in size overnight. 2 49,000 acres spanning la and san bernardino counties. the blaze is threatening communities. it's forcing evacuations and burning structures. last night flames reached a popular mountain high ski resort burning the chairlifts there currently no containment. a 34 year-old man from southern california, the city of norco. he's been arrested on suspicion of starting the line fire that has charred nearly 35,000 acres in san bernardino county. it began last thursday and is currently 14% contained. >> back here in the bay in alameda county forward progress on the kelso fire has been 22 acres. 85% containment there. cal fire says it started last night in the area between byron altamonte. fortunately, no one was hurt. >> human waste, roads, drugs. and these are just some of the complaints coming from berkeley businesses that say city officials are just failing to do their job, protecting the public by not cracking down on homeless encampments. all now that businesses are taking legal action and kron four's terisa stasio reports. >> look, human fe

. >> now those outages also hit orange, riverside, and san bernardino counties. the power went out to several school areas as well. the electricity was on and off for some of the students living in apartments near the university park campus of usc. well, a wildfire is still burning this morning up in clear lake, and cal fire is trying to keep it away from home. >> ktvu andre senior here in studio to bring us new developments on the firefight. garcia. >> dave, good morning to you both. cal fire says 4000 residents are currently evacuated. fire crews are working right now to stop the flames from spreading. the fire started sunday afternoon along dam road and boyles avenue. as of early this morning, it has burned 76 acres, 4000 evacuated. but the property damage is much more severe here. 30 homes, sheds or other structures burne, plus 40 to 50 cars destroyed. only 30% of the fire is contained right now. >> and our neighbor says there's like a wall of flames down by walmart. we just started seeing it come and spread up right behind us here. >> and some of the areas w