wildfire. it looks like a volcano. as the wind begins to whip up, authorities are worried about the people who live down below. the pocket fire to the north and east of geyserville has grown to 4000 acres. now, since the wind has shifted the flames appear to be headed towards geyserville. sonoma county officials have issued a mandatory evacuation. the predicted wind will put basically geyserville in its sights. reporter: the battalion chief says saving lives and property is the primary focus right now. there is so much in the bottom of the canyon, that is what we are spending our time doing, we don t have the resources to be effective at stopping it from spreading. reporter: the peak has a bright orange glow, with massive flames shooting up into the night sky. completely consuming the hillside. geyserville is a small town, less than 1000. as they pack up they join the tens of thousands of neighbors throughout northern california trying to find a place to live while th
right now, 22 fires are burning, this map shows the eight against one s. cal fire says the danger is far from over, especially now as the wind is starting to pick up. here s what we know, 23 people have died. 285 more reported missing, more than 129,000 acres have burned, 3500 homes and businesses are gone. tonight, there are new mandatory evacuations in the community of geyserville because of the pocket fire. cal fire is worried the winds will push it into town. we are in geyserville tonight. reporter: i am on geysers road and behind me, we have a remarkable vantage point to look into the mouth of this wildfire. it looks like a volcano. as the wind begins to whip up, authorities are worried about the people who live down below. the pocket fire to the north and east of geyserville has grown to 4000 acres. now, since the wind has shifted the flames appear to be headed towards geyserville. sonoma county officials have issued a mandatory evacuation. the predicted wind will
burning in napa county. kpix 5 s jackie ward is live near skyline wilderness park with the latest. reporter: we are right off what s called the vallejo highway, 221 and kaiser road. skyline wilderness spark right behind mir. you can see flames over the hillside there. they are moving west-southwest. yesterday afternoon people in fairfield were starting to worry about the blowing winds, concerned that could come their way. they have every reason tore scared. the damage that this has already caused is beyond imagination. the atlas fire is about 43,000 acres and only 3% containe. you see stuff on the news and you never think it will be you. i hope everybody will be safe. reporter: crews set a controlled burn tuesday night to clear out vegetation near the water treatment plant at the end of green valley road in solano county and crews spent much of the day there guarding a high value part of the infrastructure. fairfield police have issued a mandatory evacuation order along
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mr. speaker, the president of the united states. president trump delivers his first state of the union tonight. a message of unity. can he keep that promise once he walks off the house floor? good morning. welcome to early start. i m dave briggs. i m christine romans. nice to see you on tuesday morning. it is 4:00 a.m. in the east. the clock is ticking whether to release the classified republican memo alleging surv l surveillance abuse by the fbi. voting along party lines to release the memo drafted by devin nunes. the memo delivered to the white house starting a five-day period for the president to decide whether to release it. the memo release would bolster the republican effort to under cut robert mueller s investigation and escalate the battle with the justice department. the potential disclosure of classified material is of concern to former national security officials. it is just bad all the way around. this is, i think, a very negative development for lots of