The scu impacting Santa Clara County, Contra Costa County and parts of alameda county. 35 contained. 20,000 structures, though, are still threatened. In the north bay now were going to jump up to the north. The lnu fire. This stretches from Sonoma County, you see santa rosa here, all the way over to napa and solano counties. Some of the numbers there, 33 containment. Five people have died so far. Now the august fire up in mendocino county. Its made up of 37 smaller fires. Way up here. Mendocino county, nearly 20 contained. Again, we said 37 separate fires. And were monitoring the woodward fire in marin county. It is much smaller but it continues to grow. Containment still very limited at 5 . Okay. Thank you, raj. We want to get that information on the czu complex fire. Thats the one in san mateo, santa cruz. Lets listen to cal fire. Obviously the number of acres confirmed, 24 containment, which is up from this morning. However, we still have 13,305 structures that remain threatened. Th
Im raj mathai. Covid but for flu season. Ago. We might lose this and im jessica mcgarry. Town. To get a sense of the what we refer to as the helping firefighters to push twindemic of flu and covid intensity, just before it burned stop three huge clusters of season to provide guarantees in terms of turnaround times for wildfires. Results and ultimately to drive the flames have killed at least seven people, burned nearly 1300 up, so critical three additional homes and other buildings and down the cost for everybody. Cameras have been installed to prompted evacuation orders that this is exactly what the federal still impact an estimated detect new fires and flareups. Government should be doing. Ucsf, professors explain why 170,000 people. Were going to have full team this year, more than ever, coverage on these fires people should be getting the flu throughout the newscast. Wow, thats a quick start. Were going to have to start now we want to take you to our pulling resources. Vaccine. Pri
A trail of devastation, flames ripped through the area and destroying everything in its path. Some here chose to stay and fight even after being ordered to get out. Jefferson was able to save her house but frustrated with cal fire response. They could have saved a lot of communities. Reporter fire crews told her they had no water. She says they refused to tie in on a working hydrant on her property. George sam had the same complaint. Fire crew would not hook up to this fire hydrant. That fire hydrant had 15,000 gallons of water they would not hook up to it. Reporter neighborhoods fend for themselves as they work to protect homes with shovels and garden hoses. We reached out to cal fire to see why crew did not use fire hi hydrants. Cal fire leader is saying the first night they only had 15 engines and we are out gunned by Mother Nature so they were forced to triage their response in order to save the most homes. Reporter tonight staffing has greatly improved. 26 more engines from out of
From all angle, lets begin with our chief meteorologist this fire, jeff ranieri. It is one of the forecasts where the stability could put a Lightning Strike in this location or that location. It is an erratic pattern we are seeing with this humidity so thats why the entire bay area is under the flat line warning until 5 00 p. M. Tomorrow. Can it help with snoring . Ive never heard snoring. Exactly. No problem. And done more isolated thunderstorms that could produce Lightning Strikes save 50 on the sleep number 360 limited Edition Smart bed. Possible. Everybody has to be on alert. Plus, free delivery when you lets get you look at our radar. We are tracking some rainfall off to the south. I did have a lightning south way out here in the pacific. It is more of how unstable this air is thats moving off to the north. We do think some of this is beginning to see things organize a little bit better here and as you put a loop on it, it is moving from the south to the north. Well be monitoring
Down. Moments ago we saw this. Widespread destruction. This is near big basin in Santa Cruz County. And this is what it looks like for many of our mountain communities. Look down below. You could see those cars and those homes charred and destroyed. So far six people have died across our region. Over the weekend that czu fire claims the live of a 70yearold man near davenport. There is good news. As of right now the red flag warning for the bay area has been lifted. That means no more dangerous fire weather is in the immediate forecast. Also Evacuation Orders are beginning to scale back in santa clara. Some neighborhoods have been downgraded from Evacuation Orders to evacuation warnings. More on that in just a minute. Now our team is on the ground, across the region, covering the flames, covering all of the widespread damage and the weather conditions. Cal fire is starting their nightly press conference, lets listen in on czu fire fire. If you could mute your telephones and keep your ma