Overnight shift. Reporter reenforcements keep arriving as the fire grows, here are a number to strike it that they were sliding that sand fire in Southern California and they got that call to come straight there. After driving on sunday night, working monday and tuesday there and then wednesday morning we would get relief from that fire and dispatch down to this fire. Reporter immediately they are tired that crews are happen mapping out on trailers before heading out. You try to pick up. Reporter there are personalsacrifices about about it too. And some of those arriving are defense specialists. These crews will try to protect the 2,000 homes still threatened. Weve been able to bring in more resources so that we could defend those communities, as much as we possibly can. Reporter while they have been working with the bulldozers, retardant to make that perimeter around the fire that it will continue to grow with what they thought would take a week to contain that will now take more than
wild shrieking, growling shrieking, electrical crackling continues captioned by Media Access Group at wgbh access. Wgbh. Org we are learning more tonight about a devastating story out of San Francisco from r the body ow where the body of a man bus discovered. Good evening everyone, im frank mallly coat. And im julie hafner. The man landed in the wear after water after falling down the cliff. The girlfriend was also rescued after she was stranded near the bottom of the cliff. Our lee martinez joins us live near the scene and lee were hearing the rescuers also had a close call tonight. Reporter thats right. The National Park service beach patrol rescue swimmers jumped into the water after the man without wet suits and tried to get to him as quickly as possible but they got into trouble because the surf is so rough out there. That the coast guard had to come out and rescue not only the victim, but also the rescue swimmers. San franciscos fog covers the rough surf now striking the edge of
For people evacuated of the homes it kibeled memories of last years fires. This neighborhood that were in was evacuated a year ago for the rocky fire, its deja vu, even down to the retar stand staibs. Were retar stand stains. Given the scorched state of lake county this was too familiar. Pictures started flowing in as soon as the smoke started rising. Sky fox found firefighters quickly getting the blazes knocked down with an air attack. Everyone aware of how fast something small can get away. Flames got to within 80 feet of this residents home. Im nervous, its flames coming at you. I had flames five stories high and felt the heat. I was like okay, i need to take action. Because she has livestock and a fire line she decided not to evacuate. Temperature today were 106 with 13 humidity at the time of the fires. The winds were not howling. Trout driven fires can be drought driven fires can be infernos. The grass and the shrubbery and the trees are dried out. Were aware of the weather situa
Do they feel safe being out here . Reporter 19yearold jasmine kioga discovered her artistic talent. At this early stage she doesnt have a gallery to sell her work. She and several other artists came to hayward. Its a free state. We have to pay 150 and up for a space and here it is all provided for us. Reporter they are using a grant to help promote local businesses and Foster Community interactions. Its free. It is every friday and saturday night. But with the recent attacks on Law Enforcement, we wanted to know if the deputies feel safe, advertising their location. We are not afraid. The deputies are not afraid of their community. We very much feel like our deputies, they very much feel like a part of the community. Reporter friday night they are also hosting an ice cream social at the community center. And we all know how to interact with kids. We enjoy it for the most part. I mean a lot of us that were kids at one point want today be a Police Officer when they were kids. Reporter th