Fit police theyre using a different approach kids started crying in the sitting dacias 50 drop a firearm by reason of the past year. Were reviewing crime patterns in trains figueres of crime that is and what is happening. Police have officers making more spikes and crowns. the backandforth to oakland and ace continues. This leave the demise said in an exchange began or open the the azo continue have some patience and lucy as these can become better. The widow of the ace relief we disapprove a twoyear extension and major league baseball, understand what the cba needs. When the city what to do Anything Possible to keep the as here yes been added any cost we wanna make sure it ever have enough police of is on the streets and make sure that oakland is a safe place to raise their family. Last and were back tears said people have plans of your expected there. were expecting less solved just in time for the holiday so a high pressure. Has conditions 58 in hayward. This is one to burn off as a
The door, 50s with patchy fog now. By the afternoon mostly sunny skies, about 84 in concord. 80 degrees in san jose, should be about 78 degrees in redwood city. 64 with some patchy fog. A little more sunshine toward the coastline today at pacifica. Lets check the roads with elizabeth. All clear heading to the bay bridge. Still no big issues from the oakland area heading into San Francisco. And they should have just picked up that overnight road closure in the macarthur maze westbound 580 to eastbound 80. The connector ramp should be reopened. Westbound traffic in the livermore valley, there was overnight roadwork in the westbound lanes, that has all been picked up. Eastbound roadwork through livermore continues until 6 00. We have a high wind advisory in the Altamont Pass. A little slowing now out of tracy. The usual stuff. Bart last more than 30 trains all on time. In fact, all mass transit looks good. Ace train number one left the Central Valley with no issues. Heres a live look at a
Percent. And some 2hundred homes have been evacuated. Kron4s jr stone explains why this fire has been so challenging for crews on the front line. Flames shooting into the air in northern napa county and parts of lake county. Firefighters have now been fighting these flames for more than 24 hours and they are still dealing with challenges. The heat, the low humidity, the fuel bed is so dry. Temperatures wednesday reached into the upper 90s. As i drove along butts canyon road in napa county it was hard to see at times because of all the smoke. Really the topography. If you go you can see that it is straight up and downheavy rocks so its the firefighters having the instability platforms to work fromyou have the dozers trying to climb that rock. It gets to be very dangerous. So far no one has been hurt but 9 structures including 2 residences have burned to the ground. Those with cal fire arent sure if anyone had been living in those homes. Firefighters have been fighting on the ground. And
I do not care about any of the key six in my house i just want to see my docks. Dogs catherine the last man is a hiker who had to walk out of the fire area on foot. He says he was very nervous and got uncomfortably close to smoke and flames. As he says he at least managed to get word to family and friends. Catherine tonight a lot of people are still waiting to hear news on whether their homes are okay. And it continues to be a tense time. And there are a lot of charred hillsides, scorched power lines and smoldering trees in the wake of the fire. Reporter the biggest concern for the next two hours is that there is a breeze that we are dealing with. Something that they did not have to worry about yesterday but there is a strong breeze of that is picking up within 200 yds of the home you can see flames at the hillside in on the other side large clouds that are into the sky. You talking about 1000 firefighters in this area all over the place and the area around. We are talking about 180 ho
Near butts canyon road and the pope valley area of napa county. We have Live Team Coverage tonight. Ktvu meteorologist mark tamayo is standing by with the conditions firefighters are facing now. We begin with Ken Pritchett live tonight. Its a different story than this time last night but the danger still remains. It certainly is a different story. In some ways its the same and ill explain why. Just about 15 minutes ago you could see a slight orange glow over the top of that hill there. That orange glow is gone and thats indicative to what happened last night. The fire laid down when we had cooler temperatures overnight, virtually no wind. That gave firefighters an opportunity to make progress on that fire because they worked overnight. Those firefighters are working overnight tonight and essentially what were told, that fire is still burning but firefighters essentially have it surrounded. Reporter a chimney, a foundation, and a Swimming Pool muddied with ash. This is one of two homes