How can you not have a little fear, asks this mom, not knowing if youre going to see your children again. Shes undocumented. Her children are all u. S. Citizens. Kind of frightens me maybe one day they wont be there. Reporter even though there was no reported i. C. E. Activity in the south bay the family says they continue living in constant fear, theyll now avoid some of their favorite spots like the tropicana shopping center, fearing the worst. The tropicana food store says they were part of the weekend domino effect. We lost maybe 10,000 to 12,000 each day, saturday and sunday. Its a very bad day. Reporter the families we spoke with today began formalizing legal documents giving parental rights to their siblings in case theyre deported. But even with the constant fear the teenagers who a about to Start High School say they can same time i know i need to push through and i need to make it. I need to do it for them. Just like they sacrificed a lot for me. Reporter one place those fami
Wayne. Hes live near the front lines in the Stanislaus National forest where fire crews have their hands full tonight, ken. Reporter frank and julie, we have a front row seat to the power and devastation of this fire. That is still burning out of control just outside of Yosemite National park you look over my shoulder, the flames are burning about a half mile to 3 4 mile away from us. Fires generally lay down at night and that has been happening here but every once in a while well see what is called torching where individual pine trees or groups of trees will suddenly burst into flames and believe it or not in the middle of all that flame, the orange area that you see on the side of that mountain lies highway 120 and that road of course is closed. We want to show you some pictures from earlier this evening. These photos were shot about an hour ago so the intensity of the flames as they are burning even after the sun went down. As i mentioned fires generally lay down at night. In this c
Reporter frank and julie, we have a front row seat to the power and devastation of this fire. That is still burning out of control just outside of Yosemite National park you look over my shoulder, the flames are burning about a half mile to 3 4 mile away from us. Fires generally lay down at night and that has been happening here but every once in a while well see what is called torching where individual pine trees or groups of trees will suddenly burst into flames and believe it or not in the middle of all that flame, the orange area that you see on the side of that mountain lies highway 120 and that road of course is closed. We want to show you some pictures from earlier this evening. These photos were shot about an hour ago so the intensity of the flames as they are burning even after the sun went down. As i mentioned fires generally lay down at night. In this case theres still very intense flames burning 60, 80, perhaps 100 feet into the air even after nightfall. Theres still about