Biggest night. Good morning im Frances Rivera im phillip mena. Breaking right now at 4 30, tens of thousands trying to dangerous wildfires continue to escape the flames in Northern Force people out of their homes. California. A fire burning north of the bay area gets closer and closer to strong winds are causing these homes and neighborhoods. Fires to explode in size the startling new video were getting in overnight of the miguel is there on the ground with this report north complex fire. And reporter the rescues the lights, by and large, overmountains of fire and heavy dont work, and we dont have plumes of black smoke became so tv. And power is still out for many people across the bay area. Well talk about when the lights perilous at one point the could be turned back on. Mission was called off plus, some good news for they found nearly 150 people people livin i trapped loading them into choppers like they had done over the weekend. It was scary. Reporter for four days surrounded by p
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