Intense sections of flames sending plumes of smoke rising up. Cal fire still has flames and choppers getting in water drops before it gets to dr. Flight. Another big concern for firefighters tonight is the winds that are changing direction. They are picking up speed. The fire has now burned 118 square miles. Take a look at this map. It shows how big it is compared to San Francisco. Check out the size overlaid on lake tahoe. The fires promoter feels the lake basin. More than 75 eight thousand 35,000 acres has been. As the winds switch to offshore, forecasts show gusts up to 70 Miles Per Hour on the highest peaks. We have coverage across napa, lake and sonoma counties. We will begin with kpix5s juliet goodrich. Reporter we are in the middle of highway 128. It is shut down to all the public. Emergency crews are obviously allowed in here. Here is why. At least into windsor, one of the areas that is of concern tonight because of the winds. This is a spot that burned late this afternoon. It
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This story is part of Every 30 Seconds, a collaborative public media reporting project tracing the young Latino electorate leading up to the 2020 presidential election and beyond.
Adela Diaz recalled a tense night on Nov. 3, after she voted in her first US presidential election.
With the vote too close to call in several states on election night and President Donald Trump ahead in key states, she didn’t know what she’d wake up to find the next morning.
“I’m going to be honest with you. There was a moment on election night when everything just seemed very bleak,” she said. “The margins were too close and I had to go to bed because I had to go to school the next morning. And not that it would have done me any good to stay up. Because we didn’t get any real news for a few more days.”