The latest news and information from Around The World with host Ana Cabrera. Have had to evacuate all of the hotels that are full, and some of the Evacuation Centers have reached maximum capacity, and so you have people out of the home, and many of them wondering if they have a home to come back to. Ana. Dan, what are the Biggest Challenges right now for firefighters . Well, really, it is the elements, and another hot day. I just check ed the temperature and it is about 105 degrees out here, and so battling this heat of course is very difficult can just when you are past 7 00 or 8 00 at night, that is when the winds will pick up, and thisoin red flag warning, and the winds could push the fire more, and we s saw firefighters a moment ago, and they keep coming back and there are flare ups at times and they come in to pick up a piece of debris to ignite the homes in the neighborhood that are are
thursday, the carr fire jumped over the Sacramento River to put it in the west end of redding.
thursday, the carr fire jumped over the sacramento river to put it in the west end of redding. fry a day night into saturday, it doubled in size. so with the conditions right now, and the embers are jumping ridgetop to ridgetop, but it is the canyons and the steep slope, and whatever the degree of the slope is, the more severe, and the faster the flames are blowing and you can get them up to 50 miles per hour, and this is the severe slope. and now, across the states, the air pollution, and air quality is going to be bad, and we are starting to see the respiratory issues. the carr fire at 90,000 acres in a little while. and firefighters fighting this with a squadron of 17