and transparency. help smartening the industrial, commercial and commercial infrastructures of 10 shasta subsidiary companies, using artificial intelligence, an action that has been undertaken by rytel communication company, and for this purpose, an agreement was signed between the ceo of rytel and the ceos of these 10 companies. became. in the preliminaries they started implementing this agreement some time ago. for our own value , we use small, medium and large knowledge-based companies in such a way that we can actually spread this value along this chain and use all the country's capacity for this matter. it is intended to use artificial intelligence and intelligentization in the existing economic enterprises of shasta to reduce the costs of this enterprise and preserve the assets of the family for social security. building smart warehouses. and the collection of companies' information in a single platform is one of the actions of rightel in this knowledge-based project, using new knowledge-based tools. let's prepare our own day and god willing , the expectations of the generation who

social security investment company or shasta in cooperation with rightel communication company, an action that can help reduce costs, improve efficiency and transparency , smartening the commercial and industrial infrastructure of 10 shata subsidiary companies using artificial intelligence, an action that the implementation of company. we are knowledge companies in our value chain we use small, medium and large bases so that we can actually get this value right. let's spread this chain and use all the country's capacity for this issue. it is intended to use artificial intelligence and intelligentization in the existing economic enterprises of shasta to reduce the costs of this enterprise and preserve the social security family assets. building smart warehouses and collecting company information in a single platform is one of raitel's actions in this knowledge-based plan. to the new knowledge-based tools of the day. let's equip ourselves and, god willing, we will meet the expectations of the generation whose life is the capital of their life in the direction of information that will increa

the ministry of cooperation, labor and social welfare in the field of cooperation, employment and shasta were implemented. in this ceremony, the online base and system for the employment of iranians unveiled. to provide access to all the information of employees and job seekers for the first time. in the unveiling of 3 systems and more than 300 cooperative plans of the country, the deputy cooperative minister of the ministry of cooperatives, labor and social welfare said: the export amount of the cooperative sector this year will reach 4 billion dollars. according to mr. viskarmi, 392 new cooperative projects were opened today , the amount of investment required for them. billion tomans, which employed 11 thousand people. in the continuation of this meeting, the managing director of the social security organization invested projects of 26 thousand billion tomans with the volume of job creation for 4 thousand people unveiled let's pay attention to the role of funds in investing in the country's administration. really, if this investment, if these funds , their investments are in the form

intelligentization of industrial, commercial and commercial infrastructures of 10 shasta subsidiaries using artificial intelligence is an action that has been undertaken by rytel communication company, and for this purpose, an agreement was signed between the ceo of rytel and the ceos of these 10 companies. braytel has already started the preparations for the implementation of this agreement. in our own value chain, we use small, medium and large knowledge-based companies in a way that we can actually spread this value along this chain and from all the country's capacity for this. let's use the subject. the use of artificial intelligence and intelligentization in existing shasta economic enterprises will be reduced. the costs of this company and the preservation of the family's assets will be social security, the construction of smart warehouses and the collection of companies' information in a single platform are among the actions of raitel in this knowledge-based project. let's equip ourselves with modern knowledge-based tools and, god willing, let's meet the expectations of the gen

county at 9000 customers, in fact, in shasta county could be affected 2000in tehama county. >> hereea, the impact would be minimal. nine in napa, 96 in solano county last night, pg and e opened its emergency operations center to monitor the critical fire weather and get crews mobilized more quickly. the spokesperson also telling ktvu the utility will be working closely with the california independent system operator. that, of course, is the entity that manages the state's energy grid, he says. right now, there is no indication of insufficient supply to meet demand. however, as the heat increases, a flex alert calling for people to conserve could be issued a red flag warning scheduled to go into effect tomorrow night. >> at this point, it is mostly in the central valley, but parts of solano county could be affected this afternoon. firefighters in contra costa county made quick work of the fire in lafayette. this kicked up just around 430 in the afternoon near highway 24, in the lafayette bart station. firefighters say they were able to keep the flames away from a residential neighbor

the symbols of tapiko, shasta, shepdis and shiraz had the most positive effect on the greening of the total index, while the symbols of foulad, kechad, afog and fars prevented the further increase of the total index. day on sunday, the net change of legal ownership to real ownership in the market was negative for the sixth consecutive day and 63 billion tomans of money. real money left the stock market. during the transactions of this day, the largest outflow of real money was made from the groups of banks, automobile parts, and pharmaceutical industries. the largest influx of real money was allocated to the groups of stock funds, basic metals, and petroleum products. the condition of the symbols of the glass hall also indicated that 372 symbols were positive and 367 symbols were negative. also, 40 symbols were encountered with the purchase page and 85 symbols with the sale page. the total value of shopping pages is 170 billion tomans and... billion tomans was announced. ghazal arabgol of radio and television news agency. in the policy meeting, holding the 16th event of iran's financi

of the smoke that is moving into the east, this will continue to impact those communities up near shasta but mostly into nevada and idaho as that continues to track near montana. this is an impressive fire and when it comes to the air quality, that is the big concern for us throughout the next couple days. there is a red flag warning in effect for that community, areas like chico and red bluff. when it comes to low humidity mixed with the wind, that is a big concern for fire weather conditions. back to the bay area, we have plenty of outdoor events this weekend like the san francisco marathon happening, luckily the air quality will remain in the clear. we are still in that good category at the surface level, thanks to the systems moving from offshore, i will have more on your forecast coming up in just a bit for this weekend. back over to you. >>> let's take a look at the roadways right now and i want to talk about traffic in the area where you saw veronica just moments ago. this is what 580 is looking like, a little bit of a distraction from that fire activity not too far from there. it

paÍs en lo que va del aÑo con mÁs de 300.000 acres de maleza consumidos en los condados de butte y shastaados cuando las llamaradas estaban cerquita del camino. >> y yo sentÍ la calor del fuego. >> estas imÁgenes ponen en perspectiva los daÑos causados por el incendio. la imagen de la izquierda, tomada el 21 de julio, muestra la zona antes del paso de las llamas. mientras en la de la derecha captada cinco dÍas despuÉs, se aprecia cÓmo quedÓ quemada. >> ese es el primer incendio grande que hemos tenido en los Últimos tres aÑos. >> el gobernador gavin newsom declarÓ el viernes estado de emergencia para los condados de butte y te llama, ademÁs del condado de plumas, donde el incendio habÍa quemado casi 3000 acres. oregon tambiÉn estÁ lidiando con varios siniestros. cerca de 19.000 personas habÍan sido evacuadas, segÚn el centro nacional interagencial de incendios mÁs de 110 siniestros activos que cubrÍan al menos 2800 millas cuadradas ardÍan el viernes en estados unidos, mismos que han provocado un aumento de humo y una mala calidad de aire. actualmente hay alertas vigentes hasta el lunes en

but the symbols of shepna, tapiko, shasta and shabandar have the biggest negative impact on the red of the total index, and the light symbols of shepdis, hafari and shiraz prevented further reduction of the total index. net change of ownership the rights to the real market were also negative and the glass hall was a witness. billions of tomans were real money from pre-emptive shares and mutual funds. during sunday's trading, the largest outflow of real money came from the groups of chemical products, stock funds and banks. the largest influx of real money was allocated to automobile groups, manufacturing computer parts and machinery and equipment. the condition of the symbols of the glass hall also indicated that there were 123 positive symbols and 502 negative symbols. also, 22 icons were faced with the purchase queue and 110 icons with the sales page. the total value of purchase pages is 84 billion tomans, the total value of sales pages 185 billion tomans were announced. ghazal arab gul of sed and cima news agency. the director of financial markets of the commodity exchange said that

shasta femli and shepna steel symbols had the most positive effect on the greenness of the overall index, and in contrast, shakdir sidco, shabriz mitco symbols prevented a further increase in the total index, the net change of legal ownership to the real market, was negative, and the glass hall witnessed the withdrawal of 56 billion tomans of real money in trading on tuesday and saturday. during tuesday's transactions , the most exits of pol haghigi were from the groups of banks, investment and automobile manufacturing. the pieces were done. the most inflow of real money was allocated to the groups of stock funds, extraction of metal ores and petroleum products. the condition of the symbols of the glass hall also indicated that there were 536 positive symbols and 206 negative symbols. also, 60 symbols were encountered with the buy page and 97 symbols with the sell page. the total value of the page 238 billion tomans purchases, the total value of sales queues was announced as 173 billion tomans. ghazal arab gul khabar. in may of this year, the production index of the industrial companies

this is mandatory evacuations here in shasta county. the gas stations full of people filling up and getting out. >> i got all my important papers, all my pictures off the wall, all my bank accounts, my cats, my dogs. >> we talked to one woman who has lived in this area just up the road for 40 years. she told me she feels -- she said good-bye to her home and her seven acres for the last time tonight. >> it looks like it was red coming. it was something like the fire when we had years ago with matten burning. we may not be so lucky this time. >> reporter: there's immediacy tonight to get out and we are doing the same. after we tape this, we are leaving. highway 44 is two lanes, and it is just not safe to be here anymore especially because of those evacuation orders that are in place as well as just what we have seen from this fire, how quickly it has moved, and how large it has gotten so fast. so, we're following along tonight and taking highway 44 out. >> the sun comes up, we will get a better look at some of the devastation there in nor

it has forced evacuations in parts of four counties, butte, plumas, shasta and tehama according to cal fire. the flames have destroyed at least 134 buildings. kayla muller has more on the people who had to leave their homes and the damage so far. >> reporter: i'm in tehama county off plum creek road. we met some evacuees off high 36 who say they narrowly escaped flames last night. >> we are hanging out here waiting for the okay to go home. >> reporter: these tehama county residents sitting at a turnout off highway 36 as the park fire ripped through their neighborhood. >> when we saw the fire coming over the ridge, which it did and it was coming at us, we thought that was bad and then we put everything in the car and took off. >> fire, both sides of the road, you know. it was rough. >> reporter: the only way out was the two-lane highway which the flames had already jumped. >> we get out of the highway and it is burning on both sides for 10 miles. it was driving through an inferno. >> reporter: the flames have come and gone through here. this happened very quickly. we are driving along p

most of the potential outages could happen in shasta and tehama county. pg and e is encouraging customers to enter their addresses, and their search to online at pg and e.com. and you can stay up to date with everything on this heat wave on our website at kpix.com. streaming on the cbs news bay area and on the free cbs news app, ok new at noon. well, the end of an era for the warriors, according to multiple reports, clay thompson will join the dallas mavericks after 13 seasons in the bay area. thompson has helped lead the dubs to 4 nba titles in the past decade is a 5 time all star vernon matt will have much more on where the warriors go from here. starting this evening at 5:00 pm san jose police announcing 7 arrests today of doing illegal side show last month injured and officer spectators vandalize and officers patrol car prevented him from getting to an injured spectator. the city's acting police chief assured the public that the department is adapting to stop the rising crime trend. >>>>side shows create chaos and destruction. organizing and often unp

real people, 520 billion tomans , we saw the outflow of money from stocks and mutual funds of shub shasta and shabna steel, the most transactions , the most positive impact on the shabdis index, sitah kesht and cidco had the biggest negative impact on shepna, kechad and fars steels. in the market on wednesday , there were still more supplies and at the end of trading, it can be said that 30% of the symbols were in the positive range, and the most negative ones were actually in the accumulation group and the banking group. we saw that basic metals and the automotive group have the most transactions. 515 billion sets of buy orders were on the board and 375 billion total sell orders of 51 symbols reached the buy page, while 95 symbols were still located at the bottom of the market on the sell page. average purchase per capita is 31 million tomans and sales is 35 million million tomans, approximately the relative strength of the sellers recorded a billion inflows, the largest outflow of money was from the stock funds group, 126 billion basic metals 87 and the automobile group, which actually

in fact, the country affecting four counties in the state butte, plumas, shasta and tehama.t's not far from the camp fire that burned paradise in butte county back in 2018. >> abc news reporter mola lenghi is near chico, also in butte county, with a close look at the damage done by the park fire. >> well, dan ama, the park fire still raging tonight in its path, taking out dozens and dozens of homes. this is one family's home here, just outside of chico, california. the fire burning about 575mi■!s. so far, just a devastating area that's been burned. all of that in just five days, destroying more than 100 homes. you've got scores of cars, property for some folks, literally everything that they have ever owned has been wiped out in this fire. businesses, other buildings, all torched, burned. thousands have been forced to flee. and the park fire, you know, is just one of one of more than 100 major wildfires burning across multiple states throughout the west. here tonight here in northern california, firefighters still working on spot fires, still putting out fires tonight. and t

too, we've been keeping a very close eye on the fires burning just north of us closer to butte and shasta and tehama county there they are dealing with poor air quality this morning. we're continuing to watch that smoke plume move mostly off into the east. causing a lot of issues when it comes to air quality over there. however, here in the bay area, we keep a close eye on our air quality too for the most part anywhere from santa rosa off into the east bay we are in the green. we have a little bit of poor air quality closer to areas like redwood city. the reason why but let's head over to our map real fast. i want to show you the daytime highs today throughout the bay area and we're dealing with beautiful near normal temperatures actually heading into this an. meaning 70s near san francisco and upper 60s into the heart of daly city and you cross the bay bridge and you head off in the east bay, 80s this afternoon near antioch goodness gracious we had the heat wave last week if the week before and dealing with some scorching temperatures but this is mild and really nice. so get out there an

glen, shasta, and parts of butte. specifically in shasta county as many as 8900 of you could be affected. those of you who want to keep us out of fire danger say we are definitely in a tinderbox situation. >> our meteorology department determines what areas may see the higher risk. low humidity levels and dry grasses and there are near our power lines so it's a very targeted approach that we take to making that decision of which customers are going -- maybe impacted. >> okay so heads-up as you plan your day. pg&e says threat of shutoffs could last through tomorrow. marin county. people are especially on alert. jose martinez with our neighbors up north who say they are definitely on guard. watch. >> reporter: leah kern has been a marin county resident for four year since moving from oakland with her family. >> the first two years we lived here, 2020 and 2021 were like really bad fire years. the sky was just orange one day because there was so many wildfires burning all over the state and the last two years have been ki

hundreds of projects of the ministry of cooperation, labor and social welfare and shasta in the field of cooperation, employment and investment were implemented all over the country. the investment volume of these projects was 7.77 billion tomans, which created employment for 11 thousand people. with we will increase the capacity of 10,000 tons. we begin with salutations. we are inaugurating on muhammad and his family, with blessings on muhammad and his family, on monday morning, in the presence of the minister of labor and social welfare , we will start operating the projects of the social security investment company with an investment of 26 thousand billion tomans and job creation for 40 people. with the mention of blessings on muhammad and the family of muhammad, today we have 12 big projects, including the taftan gold mining project. and increasing the capacity of rubber in karban and kurdistan, the waxing project in the iran company and the project related to the production of about 7 million cubic meters we operated wastewater for khorasan petrochemical, as well as other project

the outages are in shasta counties. pg&e is warning about unplanned out annuals because of heat. now, if your power goes out, cooling centers will be open in different parts of the bay area. you can plan ahead for where they are and where you might be able to go by checking out the list of cooling centers on our website. >>> warriors fans may have seen this coming. it still hurts. klay thompson is leaving the doves for the dallas mavericks. not don't he help the warriors win four champion titles he was a fan favorite. people were disappointed to see him go. >> we are really going to miss you, klay, especially your three-point shots. >> good luck in dallas wherever you end up. you are still awesome. >> okay. vern glenn is here. expected and unexpected. the last couple of days maybe the lakers, maybe the mav's, either way it was a team that still wanted klay because he is talented how will it shape up for the doves? >> time will tell. the nba is what have you done for me lately kind of league. are the best years behind one of the cornerstones of a warriors dynasty? maybe. but his b

el peligro es tal que en el condado de shasta tambiÉn se estÁn dando Órdenes de evacuaciÓn. >> aranzamp, quien ha instado a israel a poner fin a la guerra en gaza, dijo que seguÍan en muy buenos tÉrminos. netanyahu incluso asegurÓ que espera que las conversaciones mediadas por estados unidos tengan Éxito para lograr un alto al fuego y tambiÉn la liberaciÓn de rehene. por cierto, a trump se le vio sin el vendaje que cubrÍa su oreja tras el atentado que sufriÓ el pasado 13 de julio en pensilvania. esta noche, el expresidente trump y la vicepresidenta harris estÁn virtualmente empatados en una nueva encuesta del wall street journal. esto ubica al republicano dos puntos arriba de la demÓcrata. una diferencia menor al margen de error. este resultado implica un avance significativo para el partido gobernante, ya que en un sondeo anterior, cuando biden era el candidato, trump lo superaba por seis puntos. javier vega nos explica que incluso ya recibiÓ respaldos muy importantes para su candidatura presidencial, un espaldarazo crucial para su candidatura. >> la vicepresidenta kamala harris, rec

evaporated from shasta lake, the biggest reservoir in the state. researchers say this is normal air is less humid above lakes on hotter days, driving up the evaporation rate. >>>it's another first alert weather day here in the bay area. we're in the middle of this heat wave and we're continuing to see daytime highs heat all the way up into the nineties. and communities like napa and sonoma stretching off into the east bay and down into the santa clara valley, a heat advisory still in effect right now, that's going to last until tomorrow evening, as well as successive heat warning some of our inland areas are heating up into the triple digits this afternoon communities like concord and walnut creek down into livermore and often in antioch, just like yesterday when we hit the triple digits, we're seeing a repeat of that again today and yes, no matter where you live heading into this afternoon, we are still sitting well above average anywhere from 10 to 15 degrees above average this afternoon, all throughout our local communities, including san franci

most of the potential outages would be in shasta and tehama counties, but about 96 customers in solano county and 9 customers in napa county were also told to prepare most of them notified by text, email or a phone call. so to find out if you're impacted pg and e is encouraging customers to enter their addresses in the search tool online at pg and e.com. and stay up to date with everything on this heat wave on our website at kpix.com streaming on cbs news bay area and on the free cbs news app. well, thankfully, those hot temps didn't make it in time for the 54th annual san francisco pride parade over the weekend, people lined market street to cap off the month of celebrations. more than 200 groups marched in what is 1 of the largest pride parades in the world. we saw hundreds of vibrant floats and thousands of people marching alongside them representing the spectrum of the lgbtq plus community and not to mention the countless side stages venues and businesses. people. from all walks of life across multiple generations came out to share in the positivity. >>>>i hope that we can just lik

most of the potential outages are in shasta county, though a few customers in napa, sonoma, solano and lake counties are included in that possibility. pg&e says it's already contacted anybody who could be impacted by that. there is also a spare the air alert tomorrow. let's get over to chief meteorologist paul heggen who is tracking all these advisories and how long this heatwave will last. it feels like it's been a long time since we talked about something like this. >> this is the first prolonged stretch of hot weather this season. the brief runs so far have been a couple days at the most, but heat advisories and excessive heat warnings go into effect tomorrow through the end of the week, heat advisory around the bay, an excessive heat warning for all inland parts of the bay area. excessive heat warning means there's a high risk of heat exhaustion and little to no relief during the overnight hours. overnight lows are only dropping to the 70s. if you rely on open windows time to help get some natural air conditioning indoors, it's not really an option later this week and daytime highs

most of the potential outages are in shasta and tehama counties. >> the customers were told to prepare for those shutoffs aimed at reducing wildfire risk. >> taking a live look outside, a spare the air alert has been issued for tomorrow due to the potential for unhealthy breathing conditions. first alert chief meteorologist paul heggen is tracking that triple digit heat. >> just like flipping a switch. as soon as we started the month of july, the heat has arrived. it's already hot inland, but the real peak of the heat settles in tomorrow and wednesday. the excessive heat warning is tomorrow through saturday. even when temperatures back down slightly thursday and friday, it's going to be extremely hot the rest of this week and most of fourth of july weekend, inland temperatures 90s to 110 degrees. around the bay the heat advisory where temperatures reach the 80s and low 90s and a lot of these shaded areas, including san francisco, don't have air conditioning. temperatures will be a goods 10 to 20 degrees above average in san francisco and oakland, right around 20 degrees above average f

even the shasta siskiyou area. but boy, up in the sierra nevada, that's where we're seeing that monsoon rolling on in some heavy storms pushing on through there. the fog. yeah. just about to make its way onshore. it will be filling in overnight tonight and into tomorrow morning. all right. so high pressure. well, that has been the story so far, july that ridge kind of weakening a little bit. you see this little trough carbon out on the west coast. that's going to kind of hold to about the middle of the week. but guess what? high pressure starts to build back in. it's that same ridge that has been with us. really all of july. it is back in its way, a toward california again. and that is going to things up. i think we're talking about some of those temperatures are going to be soaring, probably 1. 100's as we get into lot of part of the weekend and early next week. but not tomorrow should be a nice day tomorrow. 60's in the san francisco little breezy afternoon, 15 60's along the coastline with patchy fog inside the

the fire line is extended into tame a shasta and plumas counties. scores of homes in butte county have been destroyed. but for one father and fortunate. >> lead time delivery. help them out help them do some firefighting themselves. bron ward and his family had their homeowners insurance dropped like many other californians taking matters into their own hands to protect their home. they ordered a sprinkler system. got delivered the same time the fire started. so we're unboxing a pump and trying to get it going. >> at the same time the fire was going weave putin line put in a high-pressure fire pump and put sprinklers all the way around our property. around all of our structures. and that enable us to fight the fire. >> the sprinklers allowed them to save their historic home. the fight, though, isn't over because they're still putting out some small spot fires around their property. >> closer to home, the creek fire still active in alameda county tonight. it's burning in snow near the calaveras evacuation orders are in areas east of the city of fremo

the appointment of artificial intelligence and smartening in the existing shasta economic enterprises to reduce the costs of this enterprise and preserve the family property of social security. building smart warehouses and collecting company information in a single platform is one of raitel's actions in this knowledge plan based on new knowledge tools. let us prepare the foundation of our day and, god willing, answer the expectations of the generation who spent their lives and their life capital in order to explore the country and today they are waiting for us to open the way, god willing, let us be busy with the social security investment company apart from this agreement in recent months. percentage of this year's profit it has dedicated itself to the implementation of the intelligentization of the company's infrastructure. the signing of this agreement , in addition to improving existing productivity , will increase transparency in the performance of the social security investment company's economic activities. mehdi naqvi of sed and sima news agency. according to the minister of

so far, it's burned over 383,000 acres with 14% containment areas of butte, plumas shasta and tehama counties are still under evacuation orders, though cal fire has downgraded some neighborhoods to warning zones. firefighters with the san francisco fire department joining in the fight to kill the park fire. we got this video of the crew loading up in the city before heading north. an army of firefighters fighting the flames but progress is slow for the 5300 crew members russell learning a lot about the person who started the fire, 42 year old ronnie stout faced a judge in an arraignment yesterday on a charge of felony reckless arson witnesses say stout pushed a flaming car down a gully, sparking what's now one of the biggest wildfires in california history >>>>this didn't have to happen. this is drone footage where the fire started. and car is right here. there's indications he was highly intoxicated at the time and then into the grass then trying to get out of the grass by making a concerted effort to rev the engine and get out causing a fire that has grown to be this monster >>>whi

. >> up near mount shasta, the shelly fire now has grown to more than 8,000 acres. those flames burning with no containment this evening. more than 1200 homes and businesses have been evacuated and close by at the oregon california border is the bogus fire. those flames burning more than 400 acres. they are. 35% contained this evening. there is an evacuation warning in place there as well. >> and several evacuation orders and warnings are still in effect tonight because of this lake fires. they're calling it. it's in santa barbara county. it's the largest fire in the state. nearly 29,000 acres, 16% containment on that one. officials say dry conditions there really making it spread. one building has been damaged and 3 people have been hurt. >> this wildfire season already is setting some records in california. the number of acres burned so far this year is about 20 times what it was last year. and that's telling. and that is why firefighters in the governor are warning people to stay vigilant through the summer. kron four's dan kerman reports. >> we're not just in a

we've got red flag warnings posted through tonight up toward the shasta areas.ve got some gusty winds kicking up up there. and of course, we've already got some active fires in that still, we're seeing that nice seabreeze outside. so more of that fog on the way that will be racing on shore overnight tonight. we've got some much warmer days ahead. we'll talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. all right, lauren, to santa clara valley, medical center's rehabilitation center. it apparently it's been ranked number 6 best in the country and >> best in california, according to u.s. news and world report's 2024, 25 best hospitals listing total of 466 hospitals are on this year's list. still ahead, convicted killer scott peterson continues to fight to clear his name with a bid for a new trial. plus, why elon musk says he's packing up and moving space x and x headquarters out of the golden state. >> new projections from the state show that california needs to build a million electric car charging stations in order to meet expected demand. that's a lot. it is esti

most of the potential outages are in shasta county, though a few customers in napa, sonoma, solano ande

it has now scorched more than 360,000 acres in butte, tehama, shasta and plumas counties. abc news reporter jacqueline lee has the latest. >> reporter tonight, california's largest wildfire of the year, rapidly growing the park fire, destroying dozens of homes and buildings scorching more than 350,000 acres. firefighters continuing to hold the line. putting out these spot fires. you can see the flames burning inside that tree trunk, and it is a race against time as temperatures continue to rise later this week, the fire, now 12%, contained one of more than 100 wildfires burning in the west. we met ranger john russell near the city of chico. >> when you say, did you think it would ever happen, you better believe it. >> officials arrested 42 year old ronnie stout for suspected arson, alleging he pushed this car while it was on fire down an embankment, sparking one of the fastest moving fires in recent memory. are you angry about it? >> i'll put it tactfully. truly the real damage and sadness and anger would become from the people who have lost everything. >> russell showing

of near mount shasta. more than 1500 firefighters, including some from. >> the city of alameda are battling the shelly fire. it has burned more than 6200 acres. 0% containment on that one. more than 1200 homes and businesses have been evacuated and burning not far from that at the oregon california border is, but they're calling the bogus fire real name. it has burned more than 400 acres. it's 10% contained. crews say they were able to stop the fire spread. so that is good. but the fire has sparked evacuation orders and warnings. snow were tonight on what caused either fire. >> tomorrow, spare the air alert will take effect in the bay area. air quality officials concerned about smog which can lead to problems like throat irritation, congestion and even chest pain. >> kron four's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the look at how bad we expected to get lawrence. yeah, we've got boy. their quality is going to be issue head in the next couple days. high pressure building in overhead with th

mount shasta, 65. there is no way around this. the higher elevations here are really warm. berkeley lab is already 77. that's warm for the boulder creek. santa cruz mountains 83. mount veeder 81 with the northeast wind in 19. thankfully, there's not much of a breeze at the surface, but in the hills and out to the valley, there is a little northerly breeze. it will be blazing hot for many tuesday, wednesday, thursday. i think these temperatures will be close for not only today, but all the way to friday. cloverdale. calistoga. cordelia. brentwood morgan hill 102 to 108, 104 to 110. would not surprise me. a heat advisory also for san francisco. santa cruz. thankfully, there's not a strong offshore breeze, so the city should stay in the 80s, he says. 100 to 110 though inland, huge fire concerns 8256 average 6754. so pretty close on the low. but the temps are beginning to rock it up here in the city. here we're seeing 5060s to a few near 70 or at 70 degrees already. so i would think mid 80s looks likely for many in the city. some fog around santa cruz. boy, there's just a littl

it is now scorched more than 360,000 acres in butte to shasta and plumas counties. abc news reporter jacqueline lee has the latest. >> reporter tonight, california's largest wildfire of the year, rapidly growing, forcing new evacuations. >> we're doing the best we can to safely get them back. reporter. the park fire destroying dozens of homes and buildings scorching more than 350,000 acres. >> firefighters continuing to hold the line, putting out these spot fires. you can see the flames burning inside that tree trunk. and it is a race against time as temperatures continue to rise later this week, the fire, now 12%, contained one of more than 100 wildfires burning in the west. we met ranger john russell near the city of chico. >> when you say, did you think it would ever happen, you better believe it. officials arrested 42 year old ronnie stout for suspected arson, alleging he pushed this car while it was on fire down an embankment, sparking one of the fastest moving fires in recent memory. >> are you angry about it? >> i'll put it tactfully. truly, the real damage a

shasta in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, my dear compatriots , hello, welcome to this news section. the ministry of foreign affairs strongly condemned the zionist regime's attacks on yemen's hodeida port facilities. mr. kanani said: "the oppressed but powerful people of yemen are paying the price for their honorable support of the innocent citizens, women and children of gaza." the lebanese hezbollah movement also announced that we believe this foolish zionist action is the beginning of a new and dangerous phase in the conflict that is all over the world. arab analyst and editor of internet newspaper abdulbari atwan will take place in response to the zionist regime's attack on yemen wrote that after the israeli air attack on the port of hodeidah, which was carried out with the military assistance of the united states, gomen officially entered the confrontation scene and its response to this attack is not just to reach gaza, but it is a response to israel's aggression. fallen and will pay a very, very heavy price. the fighters of the zionist regime with the supp

let's talk about what's happening up in shasta tehama butte county right now, they're dealing with red flag warnings in the smoke is really heavy right now in those communities that will continue to be the case throughout this weekend from the park fire that's burning it jumps anywhere from 1500. acres all the way up to 45,000 acres just wednesday night in the early thursday morning, and we continue to keep a close eye on this, especially with those communities under red flag warnings until 11 pm tonight. how is that going to impact us here in the bay? well, here's the good news heading into this weekend forecast. we have that nice pacific breeze moving in fresh air from offshore. that's going to keep us in the green all throughout this weekend, when it comes to our air quality. >gianna>to a developing story. city leaders are weighing in on governor gavin newsom. executive order to clear homeless encampment statewide. san jose mayor matt mahan posted on x and he's grateful for the order calling for every level of government to invest in expanding shelter and inpatient treatment beds. s

again, northern california get up toward shasta eastward. you're talking about a lot of poor quality in those parts of the bay area. so for us looking good so far tomorrow, i think even a nice day it's going to be a little bit warmer in spots till their quality looking great all the way from the coast of the valleys. we're looking nice and clear. guys, back to you. all right, lawrence, thank the senate passed some sweeping online protections for children on a 91 to 3 vote today. >> the bipartisan legislation aims to hold tech companies more accountable for dangerous content on their platforms. but some internet safety advocates already that it could actually backfire. washington correspondent jessi tenure report. >> the motion is agreed to the senate overwhelmingly advanced legislation that forces social media companies to make their platform safer for kids. that persistence of the parents who never gave up has paid parents of children who died by suicide drug overdoses or eating disorders after cyber bullying helped push for the legislation

posible apagón preventivo podría implementarse el martes para los condados colusa glen lake napa shasta es que precisamente aquí está con nosotros marcelo rivera, marcelo. vemos este mapa coloreado de rojo que tú estás monitoreando precisamente porque hay aviso de bandera roja. qué significa? así es amigos televidentes, esto es. lo que quiere decir es que tenemos una alta posibilidad de incendios en la zona, especialmente en la zona del condado solano y todo ese color rojo que incluye la zona de sacramento vallejo. algunas áreas en las cercanías de oakland y concord tienen esta posibilidad porque tenemos baja humedad relativa en la zona y esos vientos fuertes que hemos estado hablando. y entonces ya está vigente este aviso. hasta cuándo estará vigente? esto comienza mañana lunes a las 23:00 de la noche y se va a extender hasta el miércoles a las 20:00 de la noche. porque, como les decía, las condiciones van a estar idóneas y propicias para que eso ocurra. pero vamos a echarle un vistazo a ese pronóstico en términos de los vientos para esta zona, que vamos, que hemos estado viendo. fíjes

this is mandatory evacuations here in shasta county. the gas stations full of people filling up and getting out. >> i got all of my important papers, all of my pictures, off of the wall, all of my bank accounts. my cats, my dogs. >> reporter: we talked to a woman who has lived in this area for 40 years and she told me she feels, she said good-bye to her home and her seven acres for the last time tonight. >> it looked like it was red. it was something like the fire when we had years ago. we may not be so lucky this time. >> reporter: there is urgency to get out and we are doing the same. after we tape this we are leaving. highway 44 is two lanes and it is not safe to be here any more especially because of the evacuation orders that are in place as well as just what we have seen from this fire, how quickly it has moved and how large it has gotten so fast. so, we are following along tonight and taking highway 44 out. >> that is smart. a camera caught this wildfire tornado from the park fire breaking out in the mountains northwest of chico.

también hacia el norte en los condados de de hamás, plumas y shasta ya se emitieron órdenes de evacuaciónes en esta zona. en este caso, las condiciones del tiempo no han permitido muchos avances a los más de 2000 bomberos que están asignados a esa tarea por el momento, el siniestro se ha contenido en un 10% y estamos viendo imágenes que muestran a esos equipos de bomberos manejando dentro de una de las zonas más afectadas. marcelo rivera e imágenes que nos impactan, sobre todo porque ya se contempla que este es 1 de los incendios más grandes en california, impactantes, de los más grandes y de propagación extremadamente rápida y hablábamos en la tarde de algo muy interesante que denominamos una tormenta de fuego. cómo es que al ser un incendio tan poderoso, puede crear su propio microclima? exactamente. estos incendios de mayor intensidad, de mayores proporciones, tienen ese poder de crear su propio microclima según las condiciones atmosféricas lo permitan. desde corrientes de aire ascendentes intensas hasta poder provocar esos tornados de fuego que vimos en algunas zonas. pero vamos a ech

most of the customers are in shasta county, though others are included in this possibility. pg&e says it's contacted anyone who could be impacted by safety shutoffs. with fourth of july almost here, firefighters are also on alert for people setting off illegal fireworks like those that was, i believe, in the mission district last year in san francisco. and last night firefighters in san francisco say a camera caught an illegal firework that sparked up a brush fire near mclaren park. that fire was able to burn about three acres before firefighters were able to put it out. and it's not just the risk of starting a fire. doctors are warning people about major injuries. >> these can and will blow off your fingers and your hands. we see these every year. unfortunately, these types of injuries are not reparable in most circumstances and that, obviously, is life altering. >> and if that doesn't convince you that fireworks can do much damage, calfire says watch this. yeah, they posted this video with dramatic music of fake limbs being blown to pieces while holding fireworks to demons

and of course, in the path of the smoke, are places in butte county, plumas county, colusa county, shastand tehama county. so it covers a huge area of northern california once again, mainly the northern sacramento valley and now moving into the northern sierra and the northern sierra foothills. so we'll keep an eye on that. and if anything changes weather wise, christine, i will let you know. all right. >> spencer, those are just not great conditions. and by the way, talk about the climate change factor in all of this in these wildfires. well generally not just applying it to this particular fire, but generally speaking, we are seeing more wildfires than we have in, say, last couple of decades as the atmosphere warms up and as the fuels get drier and drier. >> so climate change is contributing to more frequent wildfires, more intense wildfires and uh- fires of longer duration than we've seen in the past. and that basically applies to almost every form of extreme weather or every extreme weather condition we can think of, whether it be a heat wave or storms, uh- all those things, all those

so far, the fire has burned more than 357,000 acres in four counties butte, plumas, shasta and tehama. containment. tehama counties containment is growing slightly. it's now at 12%. firefighters say the flames continue to spread rapidly because of warm, windy and dry conditions. part of highway 32, 99 and 36 are closed or threatened. the park fire was sparked on wednesday after investigators say a man pushed a burning car over an embankment. 134 structures have been destroyed so far now fire departments from across the bay area, the state and beyond are helping battle the park fire. a strike team from ventura county posted this video right here today, showing southern california firefighters helping to protect structures from those flames. nearly 4000 fire and personnel are assigned to the park fire. that fire is leading to an air quality advisory here at home. here's a live look across the bay area. we're looking at san jose, walnut creek, palo alto, dublin, right here, and the bay area air quality management district is warning smoke from the park fire will lead to hazy skies throug

hasta el momento, el incendio está contenido en un 15%, mientras que en los condados butte, plumas, shastaa, el incendio ha consumido más de 360.000 acres y el gobernador gavin newsom anunció que el estado consiguió ayuda federal para el condado a fin de sofocar este incendio. park ya se suma esto a la ayuda federal asegurada para el condado bud el viernes, newsom proclamó estado de emergencia en ambos condados debido a este siniestro. la proclamación pone a disposición recursos adicionales para los esfuerzos de respuesta y de recuperación y para apoyar a los residentes afectados, facilitando el acceso a ayuda financiera, por ejemplo, por desempleo. con este tema seguimos. y es que una forma de protegerse contra los siniestros es un detector de humo que funcione bien dentro de la casa, por lo que la cruz roja americana les recuerda a los residentes que tienen el programa. activa tu alarma, con el que no solo proporcionan dispositivos, sino también ayudan con la instalación y el adiestramiento para crear un plan de escape en caso de incendio. cada una de nuestras alarmas puede costarles 40

glen lake napa, shasta solano, de hamás y yolo. ya estamos viendo. marcelo rivera.do las instituciones. así es amigos televidentes, medidas de pro para ser proactivo ante la situación que se avecina, porque tenemos esos vientos en el pronóstico, ráfagas entre 15 20 hasta 30 millas en lugares mucho más elevados en esa zona, pero también las temperaturas altas van a contribuir o pueden contribuir a que esa situación sea un poco más complicada. y hemos visto la vegetación bastante seca. entonces, si no se ha cortado esa vegetación, esa maleza no, entonces sabemos que cualquier chispa, cualquier contacto con la electricidad, pues puede generar un incendio y propagarse rápido. así es, cualquier chispa, aunque sea mínima, pequeña, lo puede propagar de manera muy rápida. pero vamos a echarle un vistazo a ese pronóstico, comenzando con el pronóstico de vientos para esa zona. específicamente este martes. fíjese que como les había adelantado, las ráfagas estarían ubicándose entre las 15 20 a 23 millas por hora para el día martes. e igualmente no descarto que en zonas mucho má

that fire is still growing as it tears through portions of butte, plumas, shasta, and tehama counties. abc seven news reporter leslie brinkley reached out to the experts, who expect more megafires to come. >> i don't see any reprieve in this, and the last two years before this year have been pretty good. the two years before that were pretty awful, and this year is gearing up maybe to be an awful year. >> mark schwartz predicts ecosystem vulnerabilities. and he says, surprisingly, most of california's wildfires in the last five years weren't even in the areas at highest risk. he's not surprised the park fire is scorching land with remarkable speed. >> we're in a position because we have a lot of people living in the wildland urban interface where we are, protecting buildings, protecting lives, protecting people at the expense of letting wildfires run into into wild areas. and so fires get large. and they we should expect them to continue to get large. >> i don't think there's much that's going to stop it. and we think we're talking about weeks, if not many weeks of burning ahead of us

martes a tempranas horas hasta el miércoles, afectando a 12.000 clientes en los condados lake napa, shasta los residentes que tomen precauciones ante el aumento de estas temperaturas. vamos a con andrés brender, quien nos amplía sobre esta situación. andrés así es. miren, llegó julio y con esta semana llega una ola de calor extrema. en algunas ciudades, en especial arriba al norte de la vida, incluso más allá del área de la bahía, hay ciudades, regiones que van a ver temperaturas entre 90 grados, incluso 100. por eso las autoridades, pues le están pidiendo que estén preparados. pg&e anunció que pudieran haber cortes eléctricos, apagones. por eso esté listo con una linterna. si tiene medicina, agarre una cava, ponga hielo y meta su medicina allí también. expertos de salud doctores recomiendan que cuando hay este exceso de calor, el sol está tan fuerte. pues tiene que protegerse. tiene que hidratarse continuamente. si puede, use también un gorro importante. es aplicarse un protector solar. así que estas son algunas recomendaciones que están dando las autoridades, porque esta ola de calor se

chronicle reports in the first half of this month, about 4 billion gallons of water evaporated from shasta lake. the biggest reservoir in the state. temperatures in reading reached up to 110 degrees, for nearly a week in early july. researchers say air is less humid above the lake on hotter days and dries up water vapor. 2 1/2 billion gallons of water also evaporated at lake orville. >>> let's get back to first alert chief meteorologist paul heggen. he is here, back along with the heat. >> for a few days, but we do have relief even before we hit the weekend. another stretch of hot weather will not last forever, the hot weather will stick around for inland parts of the bay area with a heat dome building back towards us before it backs off a bit by thursday. it will back off a lot by friday. a large-scale pattern change by the end of the week. in the short term not only do we have the heat, we also have monsoonal moisture rotating around the edge of the heat dome. passing clouds over the bay area. our threat of dry lightning will remain very low. that will be a significant concern in the sie