Because of the extremely rough warmer compared to yesterday. Terrain in the air. Heres a live camera looking at for the latest news on all fires and including how to help sfo where some fog is in place. Those affected, go to ktvu. Com whoppers. There is the latest development the airquality sensors, most of these current observations are actually not too bad. And Evacuation Orders. We are showing you more greens and yellows indicating good air the spare the air alert in quality or moderate levels. Place now will continue through definitely an improvement friday. That has many people looking compared to yesterday. Remember, thus spare the air for ways to deal with the smoke alert continues through friday. In the air from wildfires pick the smoke levels have hit unhealthy levels in many areas but even moderate smoke can be current number is 50s and 60s health risk experts say there to start out today. Are things you can do to help deal with the unhealthy air. Here is the plan the semi, t
Destroyed. Check out this maam that shows all the fires burning across california right now. The fires in gray are contained. The orange ones are still burning. These are major fires in california. We have crews coveringfires. We begin with Laura Anthony live in north bay, covering that lnu complex fire. Laura . Hi. We are in vacaville again today and i can tell you from ground here, it appears at least the conditions have greatly improved. About 10 degrees cooler. Oler. Ol. Ol once the smoke has cleared for some families, what theyre finaling is a total loss. At th top of the hill within hours to the bottom of the hill. Brian was one of the unlucky ones when it comes to the hennessey fire. One of those who fell victim to the happen hazardndom march thr. His home, a large garage, a barn now lay in ruins when so many others around him survived. Normally i would see cal fire trucks, bumpertobumper, rolling down the road, any time there is a fire up the road toward berryessa. This time th
South. The fires so far have killed at least three people. 64,000 have evacuated san mateo and santa cruz counties as the fire rages. Cal fire expects these fires to grow significantly. That growth is putting a big strain on resources. Ten states have contributed or pledged assistance. Hes pledged help from australia and canada. We want to take a look at the czu lightning fire, 50,000 acres and spreading, still no containmt. E un where tens of thousands of people have been evacuated. Ie know that cal fire can only give us statistics, we know that 20,000 structures are threatened, 50 destroyed, 64,000 people evacuated. Its one other thing to hear the personal stories behind those numbers. Thats what we got as we went into the evacuation zones, the air quality was downright dangerous, not as devastating as what we found there, homes burned to the grounds. We started to come back the next day on wednesday, and we were able to get a significant amount of the precious things. But for the fa
Find it where you listen to podcasts. So, today were going to be talking about landscapes and preservation and sort of how preservation unexpectedly changes the places we set aside as parks and protected areas. The intention here is really not only to sort of understand the history of the protective spaces but to make the process more visual, to make it easier to understand not only the history of parks and how they have changed over time but why they have changed over time. We think of some things staying the thing. This changes things. Thats the focus were going to aim at today. And im going to theres often a presumption that Public Ownership is the best way to protect ownership. We see the series on americas parks called americas best idea, that natural spaces that have trails and for hiking and sightseeing and so on are representative of pure pristine nature thats had some boundaries put around it and its been kept the same like a vase in a museum, just kind of static and never cha
Weekend. Now a major disaster declaration from the president california has requested 375. Fire engines and crews from out of state. Good evening, everybody thanks for being here 9 oclock, im grant lotus and im Catherine Heenan in for Vicki Liviakis thank you for joining us tonight at 9 oclock. The governor says that at this time last year there were 4200 California Wildfires they burned 56,000 acres. So far this year more than 7,000 fires have burned one 0. 4 million acres and most of that within just the last week. The largest fires in the state are burning here in the bay area will begin with the scu lightning complex system that is burning in Santa Clara Alameda contra costa and san joaquin counties. Flames there have burned more than 360,000 acres. Containment is at 15 5 people have been injured. 12 structures destroyed and more than 20,000 other structures are still threatened tonight, the lnu complex those of the fires burning in Solano Sonoma napa yolo and lake counties have ki