Evacuations and it has been set up at the Crosswalk Community church in napa, a command center for fire crews has been set up at the napa county fairgrounds. The fire broke out about five this morning along the north folk Crystal Springs road and Crystal Springs road. Near the community of england, just north of and helena. It escorts about 1500 acres and the broke out early this morning, burning in the hills just east of calistoga. Thousands of people have been ordered now to evacuate, the latest on the firefight. Reporter you can see helicopter getting ready to get into an irrigation pond here at the spaniard. Five Pettis County it is very helpful because theyre able to use those irrigation to help fight the fire. Now right behind the helicopter you can see a mountain, some flames kick up, the fire continues to grow in firefighters trying to contain it. Californias famous wine country on fire, again. The glass incident burning in napa county broke out at 3 50 am, it started in the ar
Like that. Day one of cleaning up a huge Illegal Dumping site, and already, 60 tons of trash has been collected. Good evening, everyone. Im frank somerville. Im julie haener. Mounds of garbage and debris along monterey highway, a problem for years, made worse because of the pandemic and the homeless encampments now there. New at ten tonight, as in smith with the action being taken and how much was removed on day one. Reporter well, one time equals 2000 pounds, so needless to say, 60 tons of trash is a lot. City leaders to say the majority of the trash is caused by Illegal Dumping, and not homeless individuals. On monday, crews of the city of san jose and Union Pacific railroad began cleaning up massive piles of trash, old appliances, and rundown cars, littering monterey road near Bailey Avenue in south san jose. I said all along when i talked residents about this that i am just as frustrated as they are. Reporter the City Council Member who represents the areas says the debris is the l
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Told about when they first about his infection and how severe his symptoms during the resident himself confirmed this afternoon via twitter that he came to the hospital after not feeling well. Just before 4 00 p. M. Saturday, President Donald Trump tweets from inside of Walter Reed National military hospital. He sat at a desk in a suit but without his signature type. I came here, wasnt feeling so well. I feel much better now reporter this follows a morning of confusion after the president s first personal physician, dr. Sean conley said the president didnt have a fever, wasnt on oxygen but was diagnosed with covid19 on wednesday. The announcement was made with shock and the president didnt reveal he had tested positive until early friday morning. And after attending a minnesota rally and campaign fundraiser. Shortly after, the doctor clarified his statement saying he misspoke and the president was diagnosed on thursday. Bay area internal medicine doctor rouge on mister a said this emph
We were kind of at our max. Reporter while the median price of a home in california is 706,000, in the bay area its 1,068,000. This time last year it was 900,000, and 18 increase. There has been a pentup demand for homes in the last several years. We have had a low supply of homes for sale. Reporter while some are leaving the bay area, able to work remotely during the pandemic, realtors say many people still want to live here. This is an area thats surrounded by hightech employers that are willing to pay a lot of money for you to work for them. Even if you want to live here. The weather here is wonderful. Reporter this Real Estate Broker sold the 759 square foot one bed, one bath house in san jose for over asking price, 1,055,000 with six offers. The new owner plans to tier it down and rebuilt. The broker says the biggest factor pushing up home sales is the historic low interest rates. And the two percentile, 2. 5 to 2. 75 . Whenever the cost of money is this low you find people being