scary. yeah. and pretty scary closer to home. right now, we re tracking a fire burning in our sky. ranger was overhead. the neighborhood on quimby road in southeast san francisco. you see it right here. you can see it s not far from lake cunningham. it appears multiple homes are on fire. you can see those flames. it s a black smoke still out there. and you can see another location where smoke is billowing from. we are monitoring this and we will have much more for you later on in this newscast. we are also monitoring the weather and the corral fire closely. weather playing a huge role in these things. rob, what s going on weather wise? it was really two hours time there on the southeast side of lawrence livermore lab flying all the way down to 580 near the tracee hills community. right now, as is typically the case mid afternoon to evening, this is when we see the strongest winds rolling out of the altamont pass down into san joaquin county. you ve got temperatures in the upp
big cat came face to face with a brave, though tiny dog. it even climbed to the roof of a house. did the mountain lion that is it spent at least the fourth mountain lion sighting in recent days. now, the day before, another person spotted a mountain lion five miles away near oakland road and murphy avenue. we re at the corner of the road and suddenly a head pops out of the enclosure over there and there was no doubt by the size of it and how close we were that it was a mountain lion. one thing we don t know is , is it the same cat in both of these videos, neighbors say they are optimistic fish and wildlife will be able to track it down and relocate it. well we are celebrating asian american, native hawaiian and pacific islander heritage, and tonight we re highlighting the newest cultural district in san francisco, approved by supervisors in 2022, it will celebrate pacific islanders. and there s one woman leading those efforts. i talked to her about the new district and her
A mountain lion was spotted Friday morning in a Los Osos neighborhood. While Fish and Wildlife biologists say these sightings should be expected, they can still be surprising.
There are many that believe mountain lions rarely make an appearance in Missouri. Perhaps they should be aware that authorities in the state have confirmed that one of these big cats just killed an adult elk this week.