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we re looking ahead at changes you will see this week. first of all though, let s get to breaking news in denver. a couple of hours ago, a car smashed into a backyard and what a mess they had. leaving a pile of wreckage. the driver took off. it looks like a tornado blew through this area. it happened on the 3400-block of west evans which is west of evans and federal. shawn chitnis is there. how is the homeowner doing? reporter: britt, he s lucky because he all in this situation. as you mentioned, it looks like a storm came through. we should talk about weather damage, not damage that came from 1 car. let s give you a closer look at what we re talking about. this car first hit a pole. split that pole into two. then hit the fence and hit this trailer and then finally hit this detached garage and storage shed there. the homeowner wanes side at the time. woke up suddenly and wasn t sure what happened. unclear if he heard something. but decides to go outside and see what ....
without any clues, it was called off. today will be the first search since then. this case goes back to july 22nd 22nd. a conversation got heated as they were talking about recent police shootings. he said he needed to cool down and walked out of the apartment. he didn t even have any shoes on and left his car behind. he was an emt for the south park ambulance. many other first responders have helped search fom. his disappearance is very unusual. in the days after he went missing, people were making play mrooes for his safe return pleas for his safe return. they were told to be prepare forward any kind of hazardous areas. that gives us an indication they re not gonna be search the popular trails here. they re gonna be searching other new information involving a police officer and suspend carjackers yesterday afternoon near 12th and federal. the suspect who was wounded is a juvenile. investigators he and two other juveniles were in a stolen car when they were approache ....
pelley: it hit hard, it hit fast, it hit with an intensity we hadn t seen before. those are the words of fire chief mark hartwig describing the wildfire in san bernardino county, california, that has forced a mass evacuation. the runaway fire exploded overnight, torching more than 30,000 acres and an untold number of homes. nearly 83,000 people have been evacuated, 34,000 homes are in tonight, carter evans is on the fireline, 60 miles east of los angeles. reporter: massive flames tearing through miles of dry brush, unstoppable. this is the nightmare wildfire chief mike wakoski has always feared. in my 40 years of fighting fire, i ve never seen fire behavior so extreme. reporter: unprecedented, they say, the result of five years of drought. communities, consuming local landmarks and homes. that building totally gone. reporter: after home after home. it looks like it just incinerated everything here. correct. it was very nondiscriminate in what it chose to t ....
we ve also seen them working to keep the flames away from some homes and is structures up on this ridge. i spoke to one man who listens down the street, his home is not threatened at this point. he is concerned for the folks on this ridge. apparently they dumped enough retardant around that that it s not gonna be a problem for the homeowner. this is the fourth or fifth fire that i ve seen within three miles of i mean, it could be way worse. it could be closer to my house. but it s way worse for those folks. reporter: there are some voluntary evacuations in place right now. so far we ve not heard any reports of damage. a renter fights to keep city. in the past. the city said stlald to arrest him now. his actions may cause sweeping changes in how the city deals with rental properties. reporter: ernie de herrera took matters into his own hands and is stood up against the city. i will know a martyr for the cause. are you willing to go to jail? yes, i am. r ....
because of the winds. and because of all the trees. we ll have more of an update. later on. . getting some results. major changes taking place right on on the 16 street mall. after our investigation exposed the growing violence in the heart of downtown. . everyone involved here is quick to emphasize. they will only be here to not enforcing law. and won t have police power. they will be trained to spot people who have special needs. such as pen mental health or other services. . hiring a private security firm. for a million dollars. to aid police with more eyes and ears. and pointing mall trouble spots. . having uniform presence is going to help. . denver police chief says even with a dramatic drop in incidents like this. since june. . including 3 blocks of skyline park. patrols will be 24 ours a taeu. 7 days a week. officers have already been training on the mall. out of uniform. each with a wide range of backgrounds. they will not have police police. on ....