we have been listening to sharon chen, fox 5 in san diego, and we thank them for their hope with our overage. there's nowhere to hide. sharon and her crew have backed up, as you can see, all the fire department personnel and all of their equipment still down at the end of this other street, perpendicular, and we're so close to it all now, the smoke and the flames are sort of on top of where our local reporter and photographer are, and it's an ominous sight. i can remember covering fires in the florida everglades -- i don't want to admit how long ago -- 20 years or more ago -- when the wind shifts and the flames and the smoke turns around and comes back on you, is a as frightening a thing as i've ever experienced because suddenly you're in the middle of a fire. we're trying to listen to sharon. we're concerned on many levels about their safety there, but -- they've covered these things for a long time. i know that this one surprised everybody on scene. the fire department personnel and the rest. sharon is talking. >> firefighters are dealing with. i am watching right now, that wall of

. >> kpix 5's sharon chen tells us it's all thanks to this week's jefferson award winner. >>reporter: when the big blue coat rolls in, setup takes about 45 minutes, then the teen health van is open, the doctor comes to you. >> i'm just going to listen to your heart. breathe normally. >>reporter: dr. seth emmerman is the doctor and founder of the health van, helping people like 22-year-old sandy with checkups and more. >> i was having trouble with headaches and migraines. i'm thankful that they're here. >>reporter: the teen health van stops twice a week, reaching homeless and low income 10 to 25 years old, mostly at schools from san francisco to san jose. the 18-year-old community outreach van of lucille packard children's hospital offers comprehensive, primary care for free. >> the kids that we work with, a lot of people have given up on them, but we haven't. >>reporter: since it started, the teen health van has seen more than 4,000 young people and more than 15,000 -- in more than 15,000 visits and dr. amerman says it's making a difference. >> we know that we can help tur

in cupertino, sharon chen, kpix 5. >> step away from the dictionary and watch the weather. >> reporter: wish i had slept 40 hours a week. >> that is dedication. >> reporter: that is some good stuff. wow. good for her. >> yeah. >> reporter: if you are inside studying, you don't care about the weather. if you're outside enjoying a nice monday evening, then it is fantastic. nice to get outside. it is pleasant inland with x in the 80ed. livermore schism santa rosa 86. says and oakland you are in the 70s. san francisco 65. basically pick your climate. you want warm, get away from the water. ain't much cooler, hang out in san francisco, which is the cool spot. yesterday, you hit 83. average high in san jose is 77. monday's high 81 degrees. what a comfortable night we will have. livermore down to 52. san jose 53. san francisco 52. getting up er8ly in santa rosa, 48 degrees will be your morning temperature as we all head back to work and back to school. there usually is a ridge of high pressure somewhere close to san francisco and the bay area this tame of year. this is no exception. where the