Thats why we dont have the high fire danger now. Its too humid. We dont have thunderstorms. And even if we did, look at the winds. Theyre calm to about 8 miles per hour. So anything that did develop would not get out of hand. Bay shore, the coast, those are the areas not in where you see the red, not in this high fire danger. Now, this is now all the way through 3 00 wednesday morning. Ama . All right, thank you so much, eric. All right. Happening now, temperatures are rising, and as mike mentioned, so is the fire danger, most of the bay area. He told you about the red flag warning. Were all being asked to be cautious. Abc 7 News Reporter Amy Hollyfield is live with more on this. Amy . Reporter eric, theyre gearing up for fire season at the cal fire stations like this one because of the dry conditions. But, also, because of the threat of dry lightning. Theyve even brought in firefighters from other parts of the state. They have noticed the dry conditions, that they are really paying cl
Led to the fire in the first place to see if there was any criminal wrongdoing involved and also were expected to hear the 911 tape. I did just get off the phone with the brother of the man who was driving the limousine across the san mateo bridge on may 4th. He says that his brother, orville ricky brown, hasnt been charged with any criminal wrongdoings, and if he were to be, it would have happened a long time ago. Brown was driving 9 nurses to a hotel in foster city who were celebrating the marriage when the back of the limo caught fire. Fauhas was one of the five women who died. Four women made it out by squeezing into the drivers area. Browns estranged wife says they were arguing on the cell phone but his Attorney Says it was not true. Shortly after the tragedy brown told nbc bay area that a passenger smelled smoke. He thought though that she wanted to have a smoke. He smelled it, too. At that point, smoke, smoke, smoke, pull over. Im looking. Im finally trying to look back a couple