>>in marion county, the woodward fire continues to burn in the point reyes national seashore residents in the bolinas along the coast are under evacuation warnings. they have been forced to leave yet, but they are being warned to be on standby kron four's phillipe djegal all reports. >>at least 1100 acres of wild land has burned along the point raze national seashore near the west rim county community of bolinas by wednesday afternoon marine county fire chief jason webber says his crews were struggling to reach the flames 0% contained right now webber says the woodward fire started

woodward fire is burning near point reyes national seashore the scu complex fire consist of several fires that are burning in contra costa alameda santa clara status, la and san joaquin counties. well now we want to go to the c z you lightning complex fire that's burning in san mateo and santa cruz county. we do have some video too we have video from a yemterday, this is a tweet from cal fire and it shows the flames in the santa cruz mountains. >>and now we want to show you the aftermath from the boulder creek area just take a look at that devastation homes reduced to rubble as flames continued to burn right along the roads going through the mountains. >>and this map shows exactly where that fire is burning this morning check out the area that's highlighted there that outline of the fire that's burning right along highway one and highway 9 in boulder creek kron four's reyna harvey live at cal fire's command center in scotts valley this morning she has the latest for us reyna. >>we do and good morning. it's been devastating to see those homes lost in this fire right behind me they are carr

the wood with fires burning near point reyes national seashore and then there's the s c you complex fire which consist of several fires that are burning in contra costa alameda santa clara status, la and san joaquin counties. now we want to go to the c z you lightning complex fire that's burning in san mateo and santa cruz county check out this video. this is video from yesterday this was up from a tweet from cal fire and it shows the flames there in the senate accused santa cruz mountains. >>and let's take a look at the video of the aftermath this is before and after now the boulder creek area. you can see just the destruction here is homes reduced to rubble as the flames continue to burn right across the roads along the roads going through the mountains in the area wow and that this map here shows exactly where that fire is burning this morning check it out you can see that little out line of the fire that's burning right along highway one and highway 9 in boulder creek. >>kron four's reyna harvey live at the cal fire command center that's in scotts valley, she has the latest for us th

well to the north bay now the with ford fire continues to burn in the point reyes national seashore in marine county residents in the billing this community right along the coast. they are under evacuation orders kron forcefully to gaal has more. >>at least 1100 acres of wild land has burned along the point raze national seashore near the west greene county community of bolinas by wednesday afternoon marine county fire chief jason webber says his crews were struggling to reach the flames 0% contained right now webber says the woodward fire started tuesday afternoon. it may have been ignited from a lightning strike or began as a spot fire from another blaze that kept growing with heat and when he issued evacuation warnings. >>the west side of highway one south of the lima through the community of bolinas those are warnings not orders at this time. so we want people to be prepared if they do need to leave and we issue an order around 125 firefighters are responding to the fire but without air support. >>because fire resources are stretched thin throughout the state we are already we have

as of the flames from the woodward fire at point reyes national seashore aren't enough to deal with, sara lee now has this. her suv was broken into last night at the hotel where she and her crew are staying on her equipment was stolen. >> i had taken as much as i could to the hotel room but all of my camping gear that i worked on collecting for 20 years and all the gear we had to set up for the financed hing >> reporter: she said there was about $7000 that is gone and that's a second time someone on the team of 60 firefighters had their car broken into this week. >> last night, we focused on the fire and we were worried about the evacuations and the safety of the aircraft. to walk out in the morning when you are tired and focusing on saving the commun is frustrating and saddening and makes you wonder what these people are thinking. >> reporter: the fire is almost 4000 acres and still only 5% contained. thanks to limited resources, the fire has ramped up its threat. it jumped several lines yesterday and they are two main fronts firefighters will concentrate on today. the first is the

>>just unfortunately it appears that the flames seem to be isolated to rural areas along the seashoreright now the county has only issued an evacuation warning but if conditions change then that warning can quickly turn into an order. >>too close for comfort a plume of smoke shooting up from the ridgeline along the point raze national seashore prompting residents in the coastal community of bolinas to prepare to leave that scary. >>to think that a fire could be coming this way. >>through the afternoon 1100 acres of rugged wild land has burned and none of it has been contained. the fire isolated to federal land in west marine county packed and ready to go the keys in my pocket. i have a chief marine county fire chief jason webber says the woodward fire ignited tuesday afternoon we had a fire near this fire. >>region of the 4 dash 5 fire we called. this was either a spot from that fire or another lightning strike that sat in a tree or somewhere. and then once got a little heat and wind on it. it took off webber says at least 125 firefighters are responding to the flames but adds the fir

wildfires warnings in place in marin county as the woodwork fire continues to burn in the national seashore. the fire burned about 2700 acres since it started tuesday. it's now about 5% contained, nobody has been hurt and no buildings have been lost. evacuation warning is in effect. red flag warning is also in place until tomorrow at 5 pm.>> with that is the chance for a possible thunderstorm and lightning which i know is not a welcome feeling that we do have a significant amount of resources both on and off the incident and throughout the county.>> the national seashore remains closed until further notice due to the woodwork fire.>>> a group of bay area students are used to making music together but today the high school marching band spend their time helping others. they collected hundreds of pounds of donations for fire victims. donations of clothes, water and canned goods, sleeping bags and other necessities will go to the complex fire victims. organizers say 10 pickup trucks and two cargo trucks transporting the items. >> we have a lady that brought over some blankets that she crochete

>>and then the whip or fire that's still burning near point reyes national seashore the scu complex fire that consist of several fires that are burning in contra costa alameda santa clara status, la and san joaquin counties. >>so now let's focus on the lnu complex fire. this map shows the area that has burned so far you can see it outlined in red, it is a hit has crept into parts of vacaville and move towards fairfield and evacuation orders are in place in parts of both of those cities. >>let's check in with kron four's will tran who has the latest from vacaville this morning. >>want to give you an update on interstate 80 both directions are moving along just fine on the overpass of cherry glen road. now yesterday 24 hours ago there was no problem on the freeway but in the afternoon chp officers had to shut down both directions because of the fire and now that the sun is up. we can see why. i was here at around 6 o'clock in the morning that landscape right in front of you that was fine the fire was along the ridge line but it kept moving. it charged the hillside, usually roads or i natur

>>that continues to burn right now in the point reyes national seashore one forced him to call reports now that evacuation warnings have been issued for people in the community of bolinas that's right along the coast. >>at least 1100 acres of wild land has burned along the point raze national seashore near the west rim county community of bolinas by wednesday afternoon marine county fire chief jason webber says his crews were struggling to reach the flames 0% contained right now webber says the woodward fire started tuesday afternoon. it may have been ignited from a lightning strike or began as a spot fire from another blaze that kept growing with heat and when he issued evacuation warnings. >>the west side of highway one south of the lima through the community not orders at this time. so we want people to be prepared if they do need to leave and we issue an order around 125 firefighters are responding to the fire but without air support. >>because fire resources are stretched thin throughout the state we are already we have contingency plans, i'm i've got all. apac stuff ready to go f

it has burned for square miles in the southwest section of the point raised national seashore since it began on tuesday. now it's only 5% contained. no injuries have been reported yet. and no buildings have been damaged. but the flames are threatening more than 1600 buildings. people living near point rays are on standby to get out of there while fire officials closely watch the weather this morning. >>> with that is the chance for possible thunderstorms and lightning. which i know is not a welcome feeling. be assured we do have a significant amount of resources both on the woodward incident and also throughout the county >>> the point raised national seashore is closed and it will stay close until firefighters say it's safe for visitors to come back. >>> you can stay up-to-date with all the latest wildfire developments just go to www.ktvu.com/wildfires were you'll find the latest evacuation orders or reports of any new fires that have started and how you can help fire victims. >>> it is now 407. a spare the air alert has been issued for both today and tomorrow around the bay area. the

. >> with the stubborn woodward fire burning in the national seashore, even those just outside the evacuation zone were taking precautions today. and then when the evacuation order came from just over here -- >> anna francis has been watching the smoke blow towards relot pack ha an ma'ad bus ant that kind of ing. so i just want to be sure i have enough lead time. >> the a areas that have been evacuated are now secured by the highway patrol and the smoke from the fire blanketed nearby point reyes station today. >> we left november city to avoid the smoke there. and here we are. in more smoke. >> between the smoke and the warning from local authorities, many businesses here just decided to keep the doors closed. >> the whole thing, you know w the covid and everything, it's very sad. you know. but you have to just trust, you know, that it will work out. >> right now take a look. we got have for you in the last hour or two here from the bay. the super scoopers are on the job here in marin county. picking up water and bringing it over to the fire behind me here. that is exceptionally good news. an

the national seashore remains closed to the public. coastal roads are restricted to local traffic. >>> now that firefighters have been able to create partial containment lines in the ellen you fire, some evacuation orders are being lifted. that means people are being able to go back to their properties. for some, homes are still standing, with signs of how close the fire came. the red cross and officials are working to keep everyone safe during the recovery phase and beyond. >> we have been very fortunate. we have been amazed at the service that has been rendered to us by the chp and the sheriffs keeping our home safe. >> we would like to go to your property, have a flag put out where there could be hazardous materials. you stay away from those, then everything else can go into the dumpsters. >> experts say it could take weeks to clean up and remove all the material, but solano county officials say they will be working with people to help them make their way through the process. >>> the time is 4:18. firefighters who have been busy, by

and point reyes national seashore it's still 0% contained this morning. there are evacuation warnings in effect for those living west of highway one from sir francis drake boulevard all the way over to in a lima down to bolinas as well. those are not mandatory once again, it's just a warning for now, but officials warn that that could change if the winds pick up. officials also say the fire was sparked by lightning like many of the fires here in the bay area. we spoke with sergeant brinton schneider from the marin county sheriff's office about the challenges that emergency crews are facing take a listen. >>one would be the terrain that the fires in it's in very steep and dense vegetation. that's really hard to access. we are taking advantage of some of the point reyes national seashore trails that are in the area to try and make access to the fire but that rain is definitely one and the strain that we're adding or that difficult access is that we don't have aerial resources available to us which would greatly assist us in being able to establish a perimet

. >>> the woodward fire at point reyes national seashore is 8% contained.ls say crews have been making progress with help from the fog. the fire is burning west of highway one and has consumed nearly 29,000 acres. officials say 90 homes were evacuated and evacuation warnings are still in effect for parts of holiness, c haven and lima. >>> wildlife advocates say that fire, and a lack of water, is threatening hundreds of elk at the point reyes national seashore. they say sadly several elk have already died. >> that's right, advocates tell me they do not want to see a repeat of what happened here five years ago when half the elk population died due to a lack of water. they want the national park service to take immediate action. the point reyes national seashore is home to several herds of elk, a population that is currently estimated at 445, but environmentalists say to enabling water supply, heat and wildfire are threatening the native species. >> we are concerned of the elk are going to die, there are five, almost 500 and their and five years ago 250 a 500

but now let's get to the woodward fire that's the one that's burning in the point reyes national seashore that fire is currently 2,269 1000 acres and is only 5% contained the fire burning south of limit or road. north of the bear valley trail and west of shoreline highway that state route one and this year is new video showing the efforts to get that fire out today. evacuation warnings are in place for multiple communities in west moran. point reyes national seashore west of highway one is now closed to all visitors and it was during a community meeting today. the law enforcement and also local leaders asked the public to please not come to west more rain and visit because they want to keep the roads open for emergency use. >>we've made sure to push out accurate timely information regarding that asking visitors not to come to the coast of that in the event the coast and have their portions of the coast had to be evacuated that we would have. clear room and we wouldn't have a influx of visitors that would have been that. >>we are doing our darndest to get that message out to saying anyway.

and the point reyes national seashore. and only some changes today right near the immediate coastline a little bit more of a push. this theoretically should help wire cruise. but i will say there is so much fire activity and it was so hot and so dry leading up to this lightning event a few days ago, these fires are taking off. just kind of overwriting the other weather conditions. but in terms of whether today most areas in general about 5 to 10 degrees cooler compared to yesterday. and a little bit more of a marine push. we will continue to keep an eye on this fire and all the fires coming up. we are also talking about air quality once again as we take a look at our life camera looking out above severances go. we talked about that lid here, it is tracing it for you. the lid trapping the smoke in the lower levels of the atmosphere. so as a result there is not much mixing. and that smoke really settles and probably while you are sleeping you will notice that we wake up first thing tomorrow morning. in terms of air quality,

tonight we're also monitoring the woodward fire that is currently burning at point reyes national seashore in marine county we have live team coverage on these complex fires called for say that the sacking and noelle bellow or both of the north bay tonight. ella sogomonian is following the fires burning in the east bay and our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow tracking the winds in the weather center we're going to begin tonight's coverage with the latest on the l a new complex fires. they are burning in 3 north bay counties napa sonoma and solano so far the flames have scorched more than 124,000 acres. >>the fire has tripled in size just since this morning, according to cal fire so far 4 people have been hurt 105 structures destroyed tonight officials say 25,000 additional structures are threatened well for state of the sacking joins us live in fairfield in solano county taylor. >>of him right now i am in the rolling hills neighborhood which is under a mandatory evacuation and as you can see behind me you'll see the police lights they are enforcing of course that mandatory evacuation bu

that's burning in the point reyes national seashore that fire is currently a 2,269 acres and it's 5%contain that fire is burning south of limit or road. north of the bear valley trail and west of shoreline highway that state route one. an evacuation warnings are in place for multiple communities in west. we're in right now this includes people west of shoreline highway that state won between sir francis drake boulevard in a lima and also then south to believe thps. point reyes national sea seashore west of highway one is closed to all visitors and during a community meeting today law enforcement officials and also local leaders asked the public to please not come out to west marine to visit because they want to keep the roads open for emergency use. >>we've made sure to show accurate timely information regarding that asking visitors not to come to the coast of that in the event the coast and have their portions of the coast had to be evacuated that we would have. clear room and we wouldn't have an influx of visitors that would have been that. >>we are doing our darndest to get that m

the one with fire continues to burn at the national seashore. the fire has burned about 2700 acres since it started on tuesday. official say the fire is only about five percent contained. no one has been hurt and no buildings have been lost. it is threatening more than 1600 structures. many from outside the area are battling the flames. a evacuation warning is in effect. a red flag warning is also in place until tomorrow at 5 pm.>>> the chance for possible thunderstorms. and lightning. it is not a welcome feeling. be assured we do have a significant amount of resources on the woodward incident. throughout the county. >>> the seashore remains closed until further notice. stay up-to-date with the latest wildfire developments. there you will find the latest evacuation orders and new fires that have broken out and how to help fire victims. >>> we're tracking the weather outside. looks like warnings still in effect. i will have the forecast.>>> hundreds of inmates are out on the fire lines. their concerns as inmates are being released due to the pand

firefighters will have a briefing as they go out to fight the fire burning around point reyes national seashore. they will come here because they have to load up their supplies and you can see hoses, gas cans, coolers, everything they will need to fight the flames throughout the day as the result of changing weather conditions. it will be a steep fight thanks to the winds. people in west marin spent the night making their way out of their homes and going to this spot. they came at of a breezy night in firefighters did not want to take any chances making sure they got people out of these remote areas they should mandatory evacuation orders for folks who live in these areas. silverhills road, fox drive and one way. those folks absolutely have to evacuate. and then they need to be prepared to leave the an evacuation warning. this is high wind at green ridge to sir francis drake and then everything north of sir francis drake and highway 1 and between those intersections, basically east olina and west of highway 101. they need to get ready to go and pack their bags and be prepared, we are watching t

this is the staging area for the fire burning at point reyes national seashore. they aremaking sure they have everything they need for these firefighters to tackle these flames. people in west marin spent the night making their way out of their homes and going to some spots. evacuation orders came during the night. they wanted to make sure they got people out and it is hard to access areas. the new evacuation orders which are mandatory, those are for folks who live in these areas, silverhills road, fox drive, and noren lane. they have to evacuate. but there are more people who have been urged to leave and you need to be prepared to do so. they are around highway 1 to francis drake and everything north of francis drake and highway one and basically the east of highway one. that is because the fire is around 27, just over 2700 acres that have burned and only about morning. zy . interestingly enough, for folks who have to evacuate, sir francis drake boulevard is the only way in or out. getting from inverness highway 1 -- they want people to evacuate towards the coas

of smoke is visible there and it is coming from the 1,500 acre woodward fire burning through the seashore in marin county. the evacuation soar in effect for west marin west of highway 1 between sir francis drake boulevard and the town. abc7 news reporter anser joins us. what is it like where you are? >> reporter: good evening. the firefighters say they have one advantage in fighting the woodward fire burning along the ridge behind me. they say the pacific site is dying out among the pacific ocean coast. they also say they've been able to hold the fire on the north and south ends. but for many the fire isn't the only threat. so is this wind. she and her family have evacuated. not from the woodward fire behind them but from another wildfire that threaten their home in sonoma. >> coming down the burn way. >> reporter: they evacuated to the olema camp ground zero only to find this nearby. the order has been issued but for now they're staying put. >> we're watching the winds. when we came in last night, the smoke was over the hills. it is till a little bit off. >> reporter: this afternoon air

. >>> woodward fire near the point raise national seashore is 15% contained. officials say the marine layer has limited the intensity of the fire there. it has also limited the ability to use aircraft to fight the flames. the wire has burned about five a square miles. the marin county sheriffs office has lifted a portion of the evacuation warnings for bolinas and surrounding areas. point raise national seashore remains close to the public and coastal roads are restricted to local traffic. >>> now that firefighters have been able to create a partial containment line around the lnu fire, some evacuation orders are being lifted. that means people are starting to head back to their property. for some, there is nothing but debris and ash. others are finding their homes still standing with signs of just how close the flames were to their homes. the red cross and officials are working to keep everyone safe during the recovery phase and beyond. >> we were very fortunate. we have been amazed at the service that has been rendered to us by the chp and sheriffs. >> we wou

.>> in marin the woodward fire has forced the closure of the national seashore, including all park roads, trails and campgrounds. the lightning sparked blaze has burned nearly 2500 acre since tuesday and it nearly killed a pair firefighters as the flames pinned them on a ridge. help from above arrived just in time.>> reporter: these tense moments happen friday night in the firefight at point reyes national seashore. two marin county firefighters got caught on a ridge surrounded by fire and unable to escape. >> we were up there scouting the bulldozer lines to contain the fire. and while they were scouting the fire began to encircle them. >> the sonoma county sheriff says that's why the department helicopter was called in to help. the crew was able to rescue the man in the nick of time, flames just 75 yards away. they were unharmed and happy to be out of there. but for moments like this, the helicopter is one of the several items they can use but is on the chopping block thanks to budget cuts. >> we know what kind of amazing tool this is and yet we are in a budget pinch this year. >> the c

national sea seashore the scu complex fire consist of several fires, burning in contra costa alameda santa clara stannis loss and san joaquin counties. we want to focus on the l a new complex fire. this map shows the area where the fire has burned so far it's outlined in red. it has crept into parts of vacaville and move towards fairfield this is the same fire that jumped i 80 last night, but back away shun orders are in place in parts of both cities. kron four's will tran has the latest now from vacaville this morning. >>great news to pass along an update on the llamas yesterday i was reporting right here from this location in so many people were fearful that the llamas right behind me would be killed and for good reason because they were surrounded by smoke and fire. look at them this morning, they're still grazing the appear to be fine. i'm sure their lawns are full of smoke and look at the left side of your screen you can see the smoke and the flames still there they easily could have been killed. look at the hillside right behind them completely charred and then to the left of t

the flames are in a remote area of the point reyes national seashore. >>the dense smoke is affecting moran and san francisco counties. >>there are more than 1600 structures, they say that are still threatened. time for another look at the forecast with meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez meibrys is says the marine lawyer. it's packer coming back so good news, yeah, much needed and much welcome relief for firefighters battling all of the major wildfires in and around the bay area. >>disability starting to get pretty poor at or near 0 especially for those of you at half moon bay certainly going to help increase our moisture content though during the overnight hours near 100% relative humidity and cut that in half by your wednesday afternoon and let's take a look at the cooler temperatures for your micro climate wednesday outlooks downtown san francisco 67 degrees so near average highs there and as we head south. let's take a look at those of you at half moon bay, 65 degrees for your wednesday afternoon with widespread mid to upper 60's from brisbane a burling

tackling very challenging firefight right now as flames tear their way through the point reyes national seashore. they flew over the woodward fire with the winds causeing the flames to balloon 1500 acres towards the coastline threatening 1600 homes. the area is usually foggy and cool. it's now unusually warm and sunny. the coastal terrain leaving the fire engines unable to reach the fire lines. we're having to hike in and manage troops getting in and out of very thick heavy fuels. >> the area seeing unusual dryness but they're hopeful that the marine layer will move in. they said the fire was sparked by lightning. >>> coming up, partying in a pandemic atiktok star finds out the hard way that l.a.'s mayor is not joking about cracking down on the party houses. >> the latest loss to the bay area's dining scene. it's as famous for the decor as the seafood. >> coming up, homeowners trying to save their houses. we saw one guy do it in sandals. >>> we're in san francisco where the ride share had a wild day. i'll break down what happens next >>> some promising news the on the job front. california just

it's now burned more than 2750 point reyes national seashore. >>only 5% contained we're still firefighters say they're frustrated with the slow progress and blaming the weather the dense dry timber. fueling the flames there the fire threatening more than 1600 structures, evacuation orders have been issued for about 90 homes, i'm silver hills road, fox drive and northern way. >>and you can see where the fire is burning on this interactive map you can find us said kron 4 dot com. it shows all of the fires which are active and the location of the evacuation centers will keep this on our website, a running list of up to date evacuation orders and warnings included time for another check on the forecast let's go back to meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez son debris saw again somewhat encouraging news today. yeah and we are going to have a repeat pattern of that for tomorrow was well tracking a degree or 2 of cooling with near average highs in the bay area not just along the coast, but most of our inland valleys as well downtown san francisco. >>cooling

this is a due to the woodward fire that has burned more than 2000 acres in in point reyes national seashore area. there are evacuation warnings. at this hour. those are in effect for those people living west of highway one from sir francis drake boulevard in a lima all the way down to bolinas those evacuations, they're not mandatory. but officials are warning that you know things could change. if the winds pick up so you got to be ready to go if you have to that coming up tonight at 6.45. we're going to hear from. >>attackers woman is devastated tonight after her home a 44 years. was taken in seconds in the season, you like. and next we also continue to follow the latest on the coronavirus pandemic during a wild fires that are ravaging the state >>well as if we don't have enough on our hands tonight, there's a not good news for businesses hoping to resume indoor service in san francisco. there was some hope that the county would be removed from the state's covid-19 watch list today but that never came to pass our president yoon spoke to a shop owner who says this news is devastating. >>the

solano lake and yellow counties and the woodward fire that is burning in the point reyes national seashore area of marine county a lot of letters lot of fires a lot of mass tonight we begin our coverage in the north bay where that lnu lightning complex fired. >>is burning so far. the group of devastating fires says courts to combined 215,000 acres. there have been 3 deaths in napa county one death in solano county. 480 structures have been destroyed. 125 others have been damaged right now that entire complex is 0% contained and here's a look at the evacuation orders in the warnings that are in effect right now in sonoma county anybody living in the. >>red area there under a a mandatory evacuation order and then the yellow area is under an evacuation warning, which means you got to be ready to go at a moment's notice. sheriff's deputies will be in those warning areas of the evacuation is to let residents know that it is time to get up and go. >>also in the north bay wildfires are raging in sonoma county. this is video look at that giant plume of smoke that is and the healdsburg area it was

it's out of control in steep terrain at the point reyes national seashore it's about 2000 plus acres right now and 5% contained you can see. >>how they are working on that from the air and the ground it's burning south of women to a road north of the bear valley trail and west of the shoreline highway. there are evacuation warnings right now for multiple communities in west moran. there are many closures. for example you can go to the beach or hike in that area because of the fire. >>we've been made sure to show accurate timely information regarding that and asking visitors not to come to the coast of that in the event the get that message out to saying anyway. >>hiking know going to the point raise they don't want anybody to be in harm's way as they continue. the firefight this isn't the newest video that we have from friday with some of the crews that are helping out there. they've got helicopters and boots on the ground to try to get to that rugged remote area. >>yesterday alone super scoopers you 62 drops that total about 93,000 gallons of water dropping on that fire. >>it's 7.23

burning for about a week now flames continue to burn in a remote area of the point reyes national seashore there are more than 1600 structures that are threatened. >>okay to give a little background here we welcome in the danube or land from cal fire to learn just how these firefights are going tonight that daniels the chief of planning risk analysis fire engineering and investigations. >>at cal fire. thank you for your time daniel, i know you guys are extremely busy can you bring us up to speed on how the weather and resources may be helping crews out there tonight. >>well today we've continued to make good progress on double run the market came in numbers are inching up which is very good. the last couple of days, the weather really has cooperated with law firm that given up a good window of opportunity. >>i think continue to strengthen our line building became a line around the now in the next couple of days, we are monitoring the weather very closely as it's very likely that we're going to feel a little bit of a warming trend and you know we've got to continue to make sure that our lin

there is still an evacuation warning and the point raised national seashore is closed indefinitely. you are looking at the video taken by a deputy's helmet camera. he was lowered to firefighters surrounded by flames. the men put on special harnesses to be lifted to safety. the sheriff shared how proud he is of the rescue. >> it is times like these in the crisis when it really comes out. that is what makes me incredibly proud of the men and womenthesh' office and all of the irefighters alic risk for the public they serve. >> it is dramatic and remarkable to watch. a sonoma county helicopter is the only one in the bay area that can perform a nighttime long line rescue like the one that you are witnessing now. >>> well, of course, the weather is always a good factor when it comes to the wildfires. looking ahead, tomorrow could be a rough one. we go to meteorologist drew tuma with a look of the conditions with all of the red behind you. >> yeah, dion, and the threat is for more thunderstorms to pop up that could contain lightning, and especially tomorrow night and into early monday morn

solano lake and yolo counties and the woodward fire that is burning in the point reyes national seashore area of marine county. >>and so far those devastating north bay fires have scorched a combined 215,000 acres and 4 people have died 3 in napa county one in solano county. 480 structures have been destroyed. these numbers were just updated and they have really jumped 125 other structures have been damaged tonight more than 30,000 structures are still threatened. and right now the entire complex in the north bay is 0% contained. >>and tonight, we're learning all evacuation orders have been lifted in vacaville with the exception of south of fort hill drive-in west of alamo drive from monte vista avenue to interstate 80 was michelle kingston is in vacaville with what conditions are like. >>well there's not much activity here outside the eu lead his community center. this is the only evacuation center still open in the city of vacaville but i got to tell you that destruction out by pleasant valley road is devastating an american flag still waving off of pleasant valley road despite the fas

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in the north bay, in marin county because of the woodward fire burning their point reyes national seashore. it started almost a week ago and it has burned almost 3000 acres and it was last 5% contained. this new mandatory evacuation orders came down. let me show you a map of this area. silverhills road, fox drive and other areas of must evacuate immediately. they want you to go to sir francis drake boulevard. there are evacuation warnings in the expanded area. they have in place under the area of drake to olema south and bolinas. they are being told to get ready and to charge your devices and pack your bags and wait for further word from authorities in that area and we will be keeping a close eye on this fire as these evacuations are in effect and as it advances toward some of those homes, we have through on the way to the scene. >>> one fire watch continues across california, currently more than 7000 fires are scorching more than 1.4 million acres. three of the biggest are in the bay area. in the north bay, the lnu complex fire has burned nearly 352,000 acres and five deaths are now blame

the seashore is completely closed. the fire is 5% contained. >>> we are keeping a close eye on the weather and our chances for more lightning. - i'm szasz. [norm] and we live in columbia, missouri. we do consulting, but we also write. [szasz] we take care of ourselves constantly; it's important. we walk three to five times a week, a couple miles at a time. - we've both been taking prevagen for a little more than 11 years now. after about 30 days of taking it, we noticed clarity that we didn't notice before. - it's still helping me. i still notice a difference. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> now your accuweather forecast with drew tuma. >> and in accuweather this evening, we're tracking two threats. one for more lightning overnight tonight and air quality that is very unhealthy in several areas right now. let's go to live doppler 7 and show you what's happening. you can see a bulk of the action is out over the pacific ocean. that is not going to be a threat to us tonight. but i want to zoom into santa cruz

that has forced the closure of the national seashore. 90 homes have been evacuated warnings were issued for both sides of highway 1, north of sir francis drake. so far, the woodward fire has burned more than four square miles. it is only 5% contained. flames came within the football field of the visitor center. all roads, trails and paths are closed until further notice. evacuation warnings are in effect for parts of the area. >> we asked, if we issue these evacuation warnings, if we issue them, you leave. we have limited space and resources across the state. we have to make an investment in getting people out before it's too late. it will take away from our abilities to fight the firefighters. >> the fire is hard to put out because of the extremely rough terrain. >>> the time is 4:05. the czu lightning complex fires, they are 19% contained. the cooler weather is helping the firefighters. the fire did grow to 124 square miles. there are no new evacuation warnings. that includes santa clara and santa cruz counties. two people who were reported missing have been found. the sheriff's depar

>> additional fire crews are helping battle the fire in marin county at the point reyes national seashore. the fire threatens more than 1,600 buildings and has scorched 27 hu 2,700 acres. one crew from out of town has specific experience fighting fires like woodward. >> we are helping manage the fire with lots of experience managing large fires all over the country. in fact, this team's been in california four or five times over the past ten years. >> evacuation orders are in in effect in coastal sections of west marin west of highway 1. point reyes is completely closed. the fire is 5% contained. >>> you can follow fires statewide with our exclusive wildfire tracker. check to see where fires are spreading. the abc7 fire tracker the available now at abc7news.com and the abc7 news app. >>> one person suffered significant burn injuries in a three-alarm fire in a walnut creek condo complex this morning. firefighters rescued the victim from the balcony of the unit where the fire began. that victim has been taken to a burn center and the complex is located on north civic near parkside drive. he

. >>> in marin county, the woodward fire near the point reyes national seashore is now 15% contained. officials say the marine layer has limited the intensity of the fire but it's also limited the ability to use aircraft to fight the flames. the fire has burned about five square miles. the marin county sheriff's office has lifted a portion of the evacuation warning for the surrounding area. point reyes national seashore remains closed to the public and coastal roadways are restricted to local traffic. >>> people along the gulf coast are cleaning up after laura. officials say it will be a long road to rebuilding after the storm. downed power lines leaving thousands without electricity. >> reporter: laura has moved off the east coast but it's left behind a trail of destruction across louisiana and southeast texas. 16 people were killed in the storm. thousands remain in hotels waiting to return. covid-19 social distancing guidelines kept many evacuees from going to shelters. >> they're saying don't come back. just stay where you are. it's not safe right now. >> can't even get to my house

>>in marion county, the woodward fire continues to burn in the point reyes national seashore residents in the bolinas along the coast are under evacuation warnings. they have been forced to leave yet, but they are being warned to be on standby kron four's phillipe djegal all reports. >>at least 1100 acres of wild land has burned along the point raze national seashore near the west rim county community of bolinas by wednesday afternoon marine county fire chief jason webber says his crews were struggling to reach the flames 0% contained right now webber says the woodward fire started tuesday afternoon. it may have been ignited from a lightning strike or began as a spot fire from another blaze that kept growing with heat and when he issued evacuation warnings. >>the west side of highway one south of the lima through the community of bolinas those are warnings not orders at this time. so we want people to be prepared if they do need to leave and we issue an order around 125 firefighters are responding to the fire but without air support. >>because fire resources are stretched thin througho

we are taking advantage of some of the point reyes national seashore trails that are in the area to try and make access to the fire but that rain is definitely one and the strain that we're adding or that difficult access is that we don't have aerial resources available to us which would greatly assist us in being able to establish a perimeter around the fire. so there's a couple different things that are working in our favor but we're making the best of it and we have a lot of dedicated firefighters and other agencies that are here working too. do their best to make access to the fire and try and start those containment lines. >>and now look at exactly where that fire is burning you can see it's there along the coast. this is an interactive map that you can find on our web site kron 4 dot com that shows all of the fires burning right now and where all of the evacuation centers are we also have a list of up to date evacuation orders and warnings on our website. >>and we're following breaking news for you tonight is several fire for wildfires are burning all across the bay area coming up

. >>> there is another fire burning at the seashore.it is moving south according to fire officials and evacuation orders have been issued for these areas and it is 0% contained. lightning is also the suspected cause of this fire. >>> governor gavin newsom says resources to fight fires are stretched thin. governors in nevada and other areas are helping to assist but extreme heat waves are hindering the call. colorado firefighters are up against the second-largest fire in the history of the state. >> today, san francisco is expected to get off the state's lost list. businesses have been waiting for the news and the governor says his administration is working on a reopening guideline with local health officials. >>> warnings over the coronavirus as the federal reserve releases is july minutes and netflix offers a new function for viewers. we are breaking it down in today's money watch report. >> reporter: after two major indexes posted new highs, stocks or turned lower wednesday. the dow fell 85 points and the nasdaq dropped 64 after reach

>>we you can't even see point rays in the seashore below the smoke if we take a look at that. >>fresh video that we have from the chopper. no structures are threatened at this point in moran, there are 15 acres burning. and there's another look at the map just to give you the idea because we do have team coverage of all of the fires that are burning this morning now why don't we head to reyna harvey she is and san mateo and santa cruz counties where that fire is burning and you've got a lot of activity there now reyna. >>yeah you're absolutely right here in scotts valley, this is where the first responders are regrouping you can see them they're having a meeting this morning about their course of action but i actually was talking to some of the residents that live here in scotts valley like miss lory some of those that are very close to her have had to leave their home at a moment's notice notice, thank you for stopping to talk to you know, it's been difficult so how's it been for your loved ones and how are they and how did everything kind of happened well last night we were

>>and just to a point reyes national seashore the community. the lima is under an evacuation warning tonight, a woman who lives at an rv park says she's been getting ready to leave and she says now she is ready to. >>we have our dogs with us and so when we go into town now we went into green beret earlier this morning. we took all our important papers all or electronics or dogs or dogs food because we didn't know if we'd be allowed back. >>and here's a look at the evacuation warnings in western marin county right now they are in effect for a lima as well as inverness inverness park and see haven a previous warning for the area west of highway one between sir francis drake boulevard the intersection there with highway one down south to bolinas that remains in effect again not mandatory evacuation orders here but these are warnings. authorities say people in the red area should be ready to roll at a moment's notice right now back to this czu august lightning. >>complex fires burning in san mateo and santa cruz counties in total the flames have bu

. >>> woodward fire burning in the national seashores threatening 1600 structures. they've been given evacuation warnings. including an 11-mile stretch from a lima to -- it's burned 1500 acres along the marin coast. resources stretched thin but holding the line along the north and south sides. there's zero containment. >>> the firefight at the peak of mount hamilton, east of san jose. at one point, the observatory was threatened. so far the facility escaped damage, we're glad to tell you. officials say tonight some residences were burned but the telescope domes and the visitors centers are okay. all staffers safe and residents safe as some areas around the observatory did not burn last night. so there's some concern that the fire could circle back around. let's hope that doesn't happen. >>> temperatures are cooler. that is making things a little easier. helping a little bit today. for more on the fire conditions, let's go to meteorologist sandhya patel. huge help for the crews. here's a look from the view from the mount tam cam. we're still seeing a lot of smoke and

what that fire looks like with the smoke blowing over the hills there in the point reyes national seashore it's adjacent to the would re trail still fairly small in size, no structures threatened right now so no evacuation orders are needed. but again small by comparison 15 acres but look at the terrain. that's going to be the tough part is certainly going to grow because firefighters going to a real tough time getting through all of that terrain and get this thing surrounded now let's zoom in on the csu complex fire burning in san mateo and santa cruz counties. >>and we've reyna harvey who's covering that live for us this morning taking a look at what's happening rana. >>good morning. i'm here in scotts valley we're right behind me in less than an hour they're going to hold a press conference to update people here, but we know the difficulty here with this fire as the limited resources firefighters in the area are spread pretty thin trying to battle the number of fires that are in this area along with the heavy thick smoke, you know it's raining ash in the area so it's it's really hard to

>>lake napa and solano counties the woodward fires burning near point reyes national seashore the s e u complex fire consist of several fires. they're burning in contra costa alameda santa clara status, la and san joaquin counties. now we want to begin our team coverage with the l in new lightning complex fires, the fires are also impacting people living in sonoma county, let's check in with kron 4 sarah stinson who is live with the latest on that that large walbridge fire sayre. >>robin yeah, there are so many fires burning this lnu lightning complex and specifically covering sonoma county this morning live for you in guerneville where they have completely shut off river road. no residents can get in they said it's unsafe because fire still threatens this community. and i'm live here at the fire department got some information for everybody they're bracing for higher temperatures. take a look at the terrain that they're facing this is some video that i shot yesterday before leaving the area. i was reporting on sweet water springs road and you can see it's very steep. the road is narr

down below you can see at that point reyes national seashore. and it's adjacent to the woodward trail. no structures are threatened here though, and there are no evacuation orders because of that. this is just chewing through open land 15 acres. so far burned up in that one very smoky. you can't see what is below. but that's that's all the smoke that is out walking through the bay area this morning into san francisco and throughout the north bay. flames are forcing people to evacuate their homes, however, and sam, a tail. and santa cruz counties and that's from the seas eu lightning complex fires. they are burning in the mountains. santa cruz and san mateo county. 0% containment on these fires. they have chewed up 7500 acres there. they started sunday morning from lightning strikes as well to first responders have been hurt battling the flames and about 1200 homes are threatened. by these fires. now in the east bay 4 separate fires make up the deer zone fires. these are the fires that are spreading through east contra costa county. 0% containmen