off the softball field in our tree area, you can see the trees behind just ungulfed in flames. >> people, i really don't think understand how close we were to losing the camp. it was feet as you you said. it was not something that you were just hearing or thinking about in the distance. people were fighting it from the edge of the camp so we're very, very fortunate that the structures are still there and most of the infrastructure that helps the camp throughout the summer is still in tact. we've got some work to do. we have a large group of people going up. >> the other camps didn't make it. >> camp tujunga and they had tough times and berkeley cam p did not make it. they were engulfed by the fire. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> do we have other presentationsal -- presentations as well. who is next up? >> hello, i'm sharon zimmer and i'm from the college and career readiness at the san francisco school district and i'm a supervisor there. i'm really happy to introduce carlene cardenez who is our coordinator and a huge help to do the improvements for our summer internship program. ge

i can feel the heat as the flames race up and begin to ungulf this home. >> every one of these embersn the fire that's going to force you to start running is the reason why the fires continue to take off and go from home to home. >> reporter: i'll tell you, we had to move really quickly when those flames were closing in yesterday. by the way, two teens have been arrested for setting two small brush fires that were quickly put out last night. at this point it's still unclear if they had anything to do with the other fires that are burning in san diego county. >> carter, thanks. this nasa satellite photo shows the scope of the wildfire zone, from san diego county out to the pacific. but relief is coming. megan glaros is tracking today's conditions. >> good morning and good morning to our viewers in the west. san diego hit 97 degrees, the warmest may temperature since 1896. and today the 90s again. we're talking triple digit heat if you head farther inland from the coast. and there are still red flag warnings up today for fire danger. those things will get better into the weekend. we're

. >> reporter: bradley saw the balloon ungulfed in flames. >> they were screaming for anybody to help them. sweet, jesus, help me, i'm going to die. >> reporter: one of those killed is the pilot dan kirk, the owner of the balloon, seen here in the video posted on his company's website. the other two onboard were part of the staff and women's basketball team at the university of richmond. but the university is saying it extends its prayers and thoughts to the families of jenny doyle and natally lewis. seen here together on doyle's instagram account. before the flight, in another photo posted on instagram, doyle wrote, quote, getting ready to go up in a hot air balloon today. tried it at 6:30 a.m., but it was too foggy. we'll go up this evening. #anxiety. crews are still searching for lewis, with her family saying in a statement, we remain hopeful and ask for your continued prayers. meanwhile, as for the investigation -- >> we will examine the man, the machine, and the environment. the onscene investigation will consist of -- >> reporter: the ntsb sent a letter to the faa calling for an