texts, saying i know that as long as i m in congress, will live fearful of what might come next and how much it might hurt. bill: thank you, jonathan hunt in los angeles. massive fire straightening one country in the north and the hills of los angeles and the south. now there are new warnings after the governor declared a state of emergency. plus we will speak with a teenager whose mother went missing during the evacuation. only moments ago, she got what s considered some significant news. do not miss it. coming up next. grow food. this one grows fuel. exxonmobil is growing algae for biofuels. that could one day power planes, propel ships, and fuel trucks. and cut their greenhouse gas emissions in half.
documents and the sentimental things that we keep near and dear to us. some evacuees from areas that did not burn are being allowed back to their homes. bill: dan. our crews making progress today where you are, given the fact of the winds are a bit? they certainly should. we are hearing helicopters. this is a crucial day in the firefight, as william said, we are between wind events. they are going to be very aggressive not only from the air but also from the ground. we are hearing error tankers air tankers making drops as wels helicopters. they hope to make significant progress. the fire is 103 square miles, about the size of reno, nevada. containment is down from 10% yesterday to 5% today. the next strong wind event is forecast for tuesday afternoon into wednesday morning. it s a big day in the firefight
they talk about hot spots and the mop up cruise, they are trying to knock out the embers because of what you see here. dropping fire. we have an onshore breeze, the opposite of a santa an santa an. it s making a difference because they are expecting the santa ana winds to return tuesday, some evacuation orders have been lifted and they ve opened parts of the 405 so it looks like they can get a handle on it it s a good news. we will see what tuesday, wednesday, thursday bring. bill: thank you, william la jeunesse. team fox coverage continues with the latest on the fires burning in one country. the kincade fire is scorching areas well north of san francisco in sonoma county. dan springer live there with more. how are things where you are? bill, as you heard from william, the wind has died down which is great for fighting the
60,000 football fields. the flames had destroyed more than 100 structures including dozens of homes. fire officials say they are threatening tens of thousands of more. the kincaid and the getty fires are the big focus now. the kincaid erected wednesday in the north and sonoma county. that s 60 miles north of san francisco. the getty fire, burning in the hills of l.a. on the south, that s the newest one. it broke out around 130 this morning local time and it spread quickly. forecasters say santa ana winds and dry conditions are exasperating situation and some of those wins hitting more than 60 miles an hour. the video here from the 405 freeway earlier today and the mayor of valley telling people under evacuations, the notice is to get out now. leave your home. we ve seen fires in tragedies where people have believed they could stay in place, they thought they could fight the fire and be a hero themselves, take out their garden hose. do not do it. the only thing you cannot