Her first appearance as joe bidens running mate. Why this event and her comments are unique. Also, you might be asked to sign up for the brand new covid vaccine. Thats about to be tested in the bay area. But first, were following breaking news in southern california. Take a look, a fastmoving wildfire. Flames have scorched at least 10,000 acres in the lake hughes area. These are live pictures from our nbc chopper in l. A. County. You can see the intense orange glow down below. This is happening north of Santa Clarita in the recreation area, which is on federal land. This fastmoving fire about 100 homes have beenuated. Well also be watching our own fire tadanger as we have a hot weekend ahead. Chief meteorologist jeff ranieri will talk about the fire danger here in a few minutes. A lot of people in the bay area watching Kamala Harris with a sense of pride and community, but this is not a walk down memory lane. It is a charge right into the future. Its shaping up to be a campaign unlike
Its still in the 80s right now. Whats ahead for our weekend people are hot. Heat wave . People are frustrated. Ill show you exactly what to we have reports on the heat and the Power Outages it triggered. Expect and some showers going to move close to the bay area. We begin with nbc bay areas ill detail that for you in about seven minutes. Cheryl hurd in foster city. You just got off the phone with pg e. What did they tell you. Reporter they just want to be perfectly clear. This was not a psps, Public Safety power shutoff. Thats what we see during fire season. This was something completely different. This was the state and pg es way to conserve power. Thousands of people here in foster city were without power starting at 7 00, and if could happen again tomorrow. James harris of foster city was just about to settle into his evening routine when the lights went out. Well, with this heat, its pretty brutal without a. C. We opened the windows, the doors, and just kind of enjoyed the outside
Good afternoon, a turning point, reporter the mans name is they are doing it peacefully. They dont need to riot or go Brian Johnson. Crazy. Thank you for joining us for a he was arrested last night at thats not going to help them. Special edition at 4 00 p. M. His home in live oak near santa reporter now for the last i am raj mathai. Cruz, a mug shot for brian update we got from oakland. Johnson that we received a few no officers were injured but moments ago at a press lets start with the fires in several arrests were made during last nights protests and no our own backyard. Conference. Good news for hundreds of sheriff jim hart also telling us families, more than a week after that johnson confessed to those first evacuation orders, many people are getting the okay to go back home. Word of another protest are set detectives to stealing the firefight here is the fire map now. In place. Firefighters wallet and using the credit cards and he went pe suratos, nbc bay area news. The szu comp
More than 350,000 acres have burned. Containment is up to 27 . Nearly 1,000 homes and other structures, though, have been destroyed and tonight some of the victims are getting a firsthand look at whats left. This fire also the deadliest. Five people have died. Today we learned one of the victims was a disabled man. Jodi hernandez joins us from vacaville. Reporter james leon bone lived in the English Hills area of rural vacaville all of his life. We are told he was mentally and visually challenged. He could barely see. He didnt have a phone. He didnt drive. And sadly he did not survive. He deserved a life and he deserved he deserved to know that he was he was loved. Stephanie is beside herself thinking about her neighbor who lost his life when the lnu complex fire blew through rural vacaville. James leon bone was wellknown in the area. His neighbors say he lived in a home without Running Water or electricity and was almost completely blind. He could feel and, like, steps and certain thi
On the firefight from cal fire in just a few minutes, but this is what we know right now. Overnight, the fog and cooler temps did help firefighters make progress. The fire only burned another couple thousand acres overnight and stands at 79,000 acres and containment up slightly at 17 . We start with the scu complex fire raging across five separate counties, including santa clara, alameda and contra costa counties. 3363 acres burned. 15 contained. 20,000 homes threatened. The lnu fire is the deadliest of the three. Sadly, five people have died. Its on the western side of Sonoma County and over napa county and 27 contained, five deaths as we mentioned, the czu burning along the coast, one person has died, seven others are missing, but the containment, 17 , and were expecting an update in a few minutes. Who do you call when you need rescuing . In the north bay, henry 1, the helicopter operated by the Sonoma County sheriff. The mission saved firefighters surrounded by fire in almost comple