not five minutes later i was listening to dispatch which is the local dispatch here. they announced our street. i called my mom and she said that the fire was at the bottom of the hill. oh, my goodness. there was no other fire around us. it just caught some of the shrub, embers, i m not sure. you all clearly kicked into action. how long did it take for your parents to get those things, get out of dodge, you as well only to find out that your house would be engulfed? well, unfortunately, it was coming up so fast it had already caught the house next door on fire. they had packed some things but it was less than ten minutes from the time i told them to the time the shrub caught on fire. they didn t have time goat anything. i didn t get anything. by the time i came up here, they had gotten the dogs.
ghost town. right now it s closed down. they have no power. the southern part of the county got power late last night. there are thousands of people that live here. you add in the wine industry. this is the busiest time year, restaurants, wineries packed because it s harvest time. and then on top of that you have wineries themselves who are harvesting right now. the grapes are sitting out there on the vine, we are talking about 16 to $20,000 per acre just sitting there. steve: this is personal to you, adam, because folks may or may not know your family has been in the wine business for a very long time. your father s house was in peril yesterday wasn t it or is right now? still kind of is. in fact, all the homes can you see the winery behind me building. this is vineyards i grew up literally down at the bottom of the hill. used to have parties in the summertime. that s what s left of the winery. couple other wineries burned as well. my dad s home just as the crow flies 100 yards
at the bottom of the hill. my brother s is right over there down the road. the fire was burning all through here. i was trying to get back up here. i was up here for harvest the day before. i flew back to l.a. and fly back up. as i was trying to get on the plane i called my dad on the phone. they have been fighting these fires for 24 hours. i basically went on to facebook and said hey, can anybody help? i had six friends from high school. a few of them i haven t seen since high school who showed one shovels who started of helping put the fire out. steve: your father s house is okay. i keep checking on them. we will do live shots here and run down here. right now smoldering embers. so far so good. ainsley: they were taking shovels and dumping sand on top of the flames to put them out? yeah. because the power is out throughout the valley. no cell service here. power is out. you have to use sand and dirt. there is no water. ainsley: give them our best, adam. sorry your family is deali
discussions going on and members, someone with a pro-trump hat having a discussion with someone who has a black lives matter pin on. we can t be sure that every single individual that was on the bandstand has left. we do know that some have tried to leave and are surrounded by the much larger crowd of protesters. i m witnessing at the bottom of the hill, what appears to be a confrontational conversation at least, we ve seen this as well, a lot of people screaming, we don t want you here, get out. when i was walking, trying to follow a group, who was the individual who was surrounded, someone for trump. the trump people on the bandstand the rest are out here. there are a lot of political divides, people passion that the where they stand on the political spectrum and a broad array in both groups. leland: we re watching video from earlier. they re around where you are and boston common, of the boston police on their bikes coming through and we talked to ed
many others were injured critically. the car went into reverse, the bumper dragging. several protesters giving chase. the driver was eventually arrest and charged. the photographer who snapped all of these photos is ryan kelly. he joins us tonight. ryan, if you can take me through what happened. you saw the car backing uphill before driving into the crowd. yes. so i was walking the downtown mall, sway pedestrian mall. i got to a cross street where vehicle traffic is allowed. i saw the car backing up, and then i saw the crowd of counterprotesters at the bottom of the hill. thought nothing of the car. assumed it was turning around the block to get out of the way and get on wherever he was trying to go. so i started taking some pictures. i had a long lens. i was fairly far away from the crowd, looking down the hill. as i moved slowly across the road and over to the sidewalk, a couple seconds later, this same car flew past me. before i even knew what was happening, he had plowed into