>> fox college football presented by -- >> gus: 45-31 cal on top of texas. under nine minutes in the fourth quarter. texas going for it on fourth down. the cal defense stout. that's what this team talks about more than anything in california, how their defense has improved. they're trying to catch them up with this offense. >> joel: last year, the team scored over 38 points per game. obviously prolific on offense. their defense also gave up over 38 points per game. one of six in the history of the fbs, gus, to score 38 and give up 38. now this defense comes in improved. this puts the whole pac 12 conference on alert that this cal bears team is not the same team that they have seen. >> gus: they're not your average bears. second down and 8 at the 46. goff sets up the screen. great tackle by the freshman, john bonnie. >> joel: one of the things with this offense, every situation in football calls for a different tempo. this is one of those situations. call it four minute offense. you want to milk the clock for everything that it's worth. take it all the way down the 10. cal is not

>> fox college football presented by -- >> gus: 45-31 cal on top of texas. under nine minutes in the fourth quarter. texas going for it on fourth down. the cal defense stout. that's what this team talks about more than anything in california, how their defense has improved. they're trying to catch them up with this offense. >> joel: last year, the team scored over 38 points per game. obviously prolific on offense. their defense also gave up over 38 points per game. one of six in the history of the fbs, gus, to score 38 and give up 38. now this defense comes in improved. this puts the whole pac 12 conference on alert that this cal bears team is not the same team that they have seen. >> gus: they're not your average bears. second down and 8 at the 46. goff sets up the screen. great tackle by the freshman, john bonnie. >> joel: one of the things with this offense, every situation in football calls for a different tempo. this is one of those situations. call it four minute offense. you want to milk the clock for everything that it's worth. take it all the way down the 10. cal is not

literally running for their lives. >> cal fire says 1,000 homes heave been reduced to rubble. >> today more than 70,000 people are under evacuation orders. >> more than 1,000 firefighters trying to beat back the flames. good evening. >> let's get straight now to live team coverage, beginning with cornell bernard in middletown. >> reporter: the devastation near middletown is simply unbelievable. you would not recognize it. dozens of homes destroyed by the monster valley fire, which went through her last night, burning neighborhoods on both sides sidf highway 29. wore on jefferson street, where home after home is gone. cars, melted down to scrap. chimneys are the only things still standing. firefighters were able to save many homes in these neighborhoods, but it certainly wasn't easy. they say the wall of flames so ferocious, there simply wasn't time. we have been talking to folks who have sadly lost their homes, kimberly harper lost her hem, her two sons' homes also burned. >> awe know, i grabbed a few things. i grabbed a couple photo albums. you think you'll be prepared, and

. but it is the cal fresh program, the food stamp program. hsa human services administers this program. this program serves a lot of low income families as well as individuals who qualify. it's a great way to get an additional supplemental income to help purchase food and groceries at participating cal fresh vendors and to find out if you are eligible, they can contact the number at 415-558-1001. or they can go to the website. www.benefits sf.org. >> there are other nutrition resources just wanted to mention in case people are not aware of it. there is a free eats chart. this chart is basically a list of all the different types of non-profits including churches that offer free meals whether it's breakfast, lunch, or dinner throughout san francisco. i listed the website where people can download the chart. it is in english as well as in spanish. also leahs pantry provides food and nutrition. eat fresh.org. it helps people to learn nutrition, how to eat healthy on a low cost budget and offer services throughout the city as well. just briefly in terms of health promotion programs

. >> cal fire is saying 888 homes have been burned by a quick moving flames that broke out exactly a week ago today. the fire is now 50% contained. it has charred more than 74,000 acres. today, evacuation orders were lifted for people living in middletown, one of the hardest hit communities. >> tomorrow at noon, people living in hidden valley lake will be able to go back to their homes, so a little bit of good news there. >> and it's not just the valley fire. fire crews are being stretched thin across the state along with the valley fire and butte fire, two more fires broke out in monterrey county. we have team coverage, nbc bay area is middletown and has more. >> reporter: you can feel the sense of relief. evacuees, knot knowing they would soon be home. >> the nightmare is halfway over. now we have to go and clean up. >> but there were some who were afraid to face that harsh reality. >> before i want to see this. now i'm like, no, i don't want to see the ashes. >> today, evacuees from middletown, etna springs, james creek and surrounding areas drove back home. cal fire says in lake

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. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm natasha. here's the latest information given to us minutes ago by cal fire on the fast-moving, explosive fire. the fire is currently at 50,000 acres. zero percent contained. according to cal fire it has destroyed around a thousand homes so far and more than a thousand forths are in lake county trying to slow the massive fire. >> we have crews gathering the latest information. here's a live picture from sky 7hd over a geothermal plant near st. helena which has been damaged by the fire. apparently cooling towers have been lost. you can see the scorched earth around the facility in st. helena. >> firefighters say the fire is just jumping so quickly because of the winds they're contending with through the area. you can see smoke rising from inside of the power plant. >> we know the winds are bad. it's warm. and of course, four years of drought has created a situation that is just treacherous. this is what we had feared all summer long. that a fire like this might take hold, and that is certainly what happened in this case. >>> now let's go to cornell bernard, li

firefighters can't enter the neighborhood. the head of cal fire complained too many people stayed and needed rescue making it harder to get to those who couldn't evacuate. >> we had law enforcement and firefighters going house to house pulling people out and getting them to safety. >> my house is over the hill. >> mcwilliams neighbor expects her place is gone, since this enclave has a dozen standing. >> how'd that house survive, i didn't know what to expect, the stories were it was decimated. >> barbara mcwilliams mailbox is marked with red tape. >> that was a beautiful spot. the house over the creek. >> a deck over the creek. the house sat at the end of a narrow area making escape difficult. it was a well tended home, a refuge purchased last year. she didn't know many people yet. >> she hadn't been here that long, he was not part of the community association. >> anderson springing is off limb its because of trees falling and power lines down. >>> the resort in cobbs has been destroyed. the resorts president is dedicated to rebuilding it. over the years it's hosted celebrities and gov

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homes, wearing going to be pushing close to a thousand. >> cal fire says the valley fire has been unpredictable, breaking all the rules. >> it went in every direction imaginable. fingers, solve lid no consistency whatsoever. >> what was your plan of attack? >> try to fine a structure we could protect or a block we could protect. >> but that wasn't easy. firefighters made stand against the fire on this street and able to save five houses. but across the street not so lucky. the fire was too intense, car after car and home after home gone. >> jose martinez thought his house would be gone bus his place, one of the fuel still standing. >> i'm a lucky guy. that's all i can say. i decent know why -- i don't know why. >> he was lucky but so many others now victims of a fire storm. >> the fire has damaged buildings at a power plant in lake county. this is video off socrates mine road. this facility belongs to the cal pine corporation. the companies where web site sauce the facility was built in 1984. this is a geothermal power plant where steam is piped sent to they tell us awe employees

progress to report on efforts to contain the flames. cal fire said the 74,000-acre fire is now 50% contained. lake county officials say they will lift a mandatory evacuation order for the communities of hidden valley lake, jerusalem grade, grange road and butts canyon road at noon. that's for residents only. nearly 600 homes have been destroyed. in total 888 structures burned. three people died in the fire and many have gotten word in calistoga they will finally be able to go home today. melanie has that story. >> ellen marsh is spending one more night at the napa cot fairgrounds. her hidden valley lake house destroyed by fire, she now calls middletown her home, but is not allowed to go there. >> because i didn't have physical proof of my address, so i couldn't get the pass. >> for those blocked by road closers and not able to return home, there is plenty of assistants, ranging from clean clothes to a clean cot. >> i have a skill that i think makes people feel better, so i thought i would come up and see if i could brighten someone's day. >> for most, anticipation looms on what wi

that governor brown will join cal fire officials tomorrow at a press conference following a private briefing at cal fire state operating center. >> well, it's been a chaotic terrifyi ining situation all ovs we tweeted a photograph at 8:00 p.m. of firefighters setting backfires. we are now live from lower lake with more. >> reporter: the battle against the valley fire continues. let me tell you, just beyond this roadblock, we saw the cal fire crews trying to get out ahead of this fire by setting those backfires. meanwhi meanwhile, there's thousands of residents remaining evacuated, many unsure if they have a home to go back to. as the wildfire continues to grow, fire crews are still fighting. this scene from napa valley is mobilized along the main artery connecting all the valley communities. these men are setting backfires along highway 29 so that as it goes up the hill, it actually starves the approaching fire of any fuel. in lower lake, people who live in the evacuated areas are eagerly awaiting to get back home. some have been in today, just to see how bad the neighborhoods are.

abc 7 news. trapped on a train. hot, sticky and stuck. cal trains response to how it handled the crash on the track. >>> the pope's message during a whirlwind day in the city of brotherly love. making a big impreshz. a california high school football star who is making national headlines. abc 7 news starts right now. >> live from the kgotv broadcast center. this is abc 7 news. >>> take a look. a cry for help. no air conditioning and little communication. passengers describe a scene of near panic onboard cal train after a minor accident holds people on board for more than an hour. hello, thank you for joining us. i'm natasha. new details about that accident involving cal train that left 900 passengers stuck on a train. corenll bernard spoke with one of the passengers and cal train is now apologizing. >> a big apology from the ceo tonight about the long, sweaty delay for passengers which began here when two drivers made a wrong turn on broadway and found themselves stuck on the track with a train approaching. they ran from their cars, but the impact of the crash knocked out the ac and th

staggering. >> as far as an estimate of homes, wearing going to be pushing close to a thousand. >> cal fire says the valley fire has been unpredictable, breaking all the rules. >> it went in every direction imaginable. fingers, solve lid no consistency whatsoever. >> what was your plan of attack? >> try to fine a structure we could protect or a block we could protect. >> but that wasn't easy. firefighters made stand against the fire on this street and able to save five houses. but across the street not so lucky. the fire was too intense, car after car and home after home gone. >> jose martinez thought his house would be gone bus his place, one of the fuel still standing. >> i'm a lucky guy. that's all i can say. i decent know why -- i don't know why. >> he was lucky but so many others now victims of a fire storm. >> the fire has damaged ildings at a power plant in lake county. this is video off socrates mine road. this facility belongs to the cal pine corporation. the companies where web site sauce the facility was built in 1984. this is a geothermal power plant where steam is piped se

>>> breaking news. four cal fire firefighters are in the hospital tonight after they were burned battling the latest wildfire to explode in lake county. good evening, i'm brian hackney. >> be i'm juliette goodrich. -- and i'm juliette goodrich. the valley fire is burning near the town of cobb southwest of lower lake and highway 29. the fire started at 1:30 this afternoon and blew up to 400 acres within a matter of hours. right now firefighters have zero containment. it has spread so rapidly that all 1800 people in the town of cobb are being told they need to evacuate. some people had only a few minutes to grab what they could and get out. >> if i could help anybody, i was trying to help our neighbors. and my animals. and my children. that's -- and pictures, that's all i could think about. >> you did great. >> i wish i could help the people across the street from us more. >> she says her neighbors lost a bar that dates back to the 1800s. she says the flames got so close, she could feel the heat. now the four injured firefighters were airlifted to uc davis just a few hours ago. the

cross prepare from 500 to 800 meals for the people. cal fire tells us they expect an update at 7:00 a.m. when the sun comes up. that's when they will be able to get a better assessment of the damage and maybe be able to let people know when they can get back to their homes. but that doesn't appear to be happening anytime soon because, as we've said, the fire continues to grow and we've heard nothing about containment. live in calistoga, abc7 news. >> katie, thank you for that very comprehensive report. cal fire spokesperson daniel talked by phone with us about what to expect today in the fire zone. >> we are hoping that the winds will die down a little bit. that we continue to see cooler temperatures and we will be able to make progress to get ahead of this fire. but as we've seen with fire after fire, it's taken days and days and days of hard, tireless work to slow down a fire like this. there may be more communities in the near future and question will be working with the sheriff's department to do as much notice as we can to those residents if the fire does change direction or goes t

an update from cal fire, although i just heard that progress overnight by firefighters was good. that's the good news. you can see in this neighborhood, some homes are still standing. many of them are not, as you can see here. just totally devastated. you can see just the foundation. you can see chairs and tables are what is left of them. we are expected to learn how many homes and businesses were destroyed. we're told it's likely to go from several hundred to hit 1,000. 1,500 firefighters meantime and support staff are attacking the valley fire fueled by the regular drought conditions and above all else, according to cal fire, the strong, gusty wind that lasts for hours at a time. a waiting game for many people who live here in middleton. they have no idea what their homes look like and not allowed to return until at least tomorrow. >> people in evacuation centers. we go and give them updates. they want to get home. they've been rudely uprooted from their life and their lives and it's hard. >> cal fires air tankers were touch and go yesterday because of poor visibility with the

lake county at the evacuation center near cal stow ga. kati -- calistoga. katie. >> it is evacuation mode. they left with a few items and pets if they had time to grab them. people are streaming in by the hundred. thousand. red cross shelter, napa county fairground in calistoga. red cross, offering food, water, pets can stay for the night. that will be reassessed in the morning. best in foep wefo from evacuees. cal fire is simply trying to save homes and get people out. >> people drive frantically on 29 as the valley fire stormed across lake county. >> looked like a side ways tornado. the smoke was rolling across the flames. >> first reports of the fire came in at 1. 30. in high valley. near cobb. >> the pastures, their family owns the trucking company has lots of chemicals up on socrates knight road. >> we talked to evacuees at twin pines casino to wait for family. >> behind the gas station, everything is gone. the school is gone. the store is gone. i mean, a lot of people have dogs stuck up there. >> reporter: some people barely made it out. >> we were stuck in the middle of the fi

flames. cal fire said the 74,000-acre fire is now 50% contained. lake county officials say they will lift a mandatory evacuation order for the communities of hidden valley lake, jerusalem grade, grange road and butts canyon road at noon. that's for residents only. nearly 600 homes have been destroyed. in total 888 structures burned. three people have died in the fire and many have gotten word in calistoga they will finally be able to go home today. melanie has that story. >> ellen marsh is spending one more night at the napa cot -- county fair ground. her hidden valley lake house destroyed by fire, she now calls middletown her home, but is not allowed to go there. >> because i didn't have physical proof of my address, so i couldn't get the pass. >> for those blocked by road closers and not able to return home, there is plenty of food and assistance, ranging from clean clothes to a clean cot. >> i have a skill that i think makes people feel better, so i thought i would come up and see if i could brighten someone's day. >> for most, anticipation looms on what will be left standing. but

today cal fire reported 15 homes destroyed. now they say 86 homes have burned. the fire has burned 65,000 achers in total. it has forced entire towns to evacuate. so far it's only 15% contained so a lot of work ahead of them. 15 fire engines from san mateo county have been sent to help. >>> as the 100 square mile inferno grows more help is on the way from the bay area. marianne favro joins us live from san jose with a look at the fire departments who have sent crews to the butte fire examine what they're up against. this is a terrible situation with this drought. >> reporter: so many challenges ahead of them. a strike team left this station in san jose late this afternoon headed to the butte fire. they'll be tasked with trying to prevent dozens of homes from going up in flames. thinking and moving fast. firefighters are trying to protect this house on a hill surrounded by flames. >> watch your footing! >> reporter: all around the butte fire, flair-ups threatened homes. right now, 3,800 firefighters are battling the erratic fire that doubled in size overnight. and more on their way

. also, more than 400 homes and businesses have burned. cal fire is reporting no containment. >> tom baker has been talking with vaquez. we're staying on top of the weather conditions. we went to the fire line tonight and have new video from middletown. >> first of all, still no details on the death or injuries. we're waiting on cal fire for that. what we are seeing is here in middletown and the surrounding communities just the heartbreaking aftermath of this fire. homes that are burned to the ground. and the valley fire is not finished yet. >> yet. >> they ask when they can go home. we found areas still burning sunday night. the difference now, the winds aren't whipping to carry these embers a half nile in all directions like before. >> our number one focus was lifesaver tee. >> cal fire is complaining to a crowd of people how the fire blew up so fast. >> we did the best we california once the fire got into town, we did the best we could. >> saturday night was horrifying, surreal for so many people who drove a bray their homes, fire all around and no certainty about what lay ahead.

open the valley fire. we have some progress to report on efforts to contain the flames. cal fire said the 74,000-acre fire is now 50% contained. lake county officials say they will lift a mandatory evacuation order for the communities of hidden valley lake, jerusalem grade, grange road and butts canyon road at noon. three people died in the fire and hundreds of structures were burned. meanwhile hundreds in calistoga got the word they will finally be able to go home later today. melanie has that story. >> ellen marsh is spending one more night at the napa cot fairgrounds. her hidden valley lake house destroyed by fire, she now calls middletown her home but is not allowed to go there. >> because i didn't have physical proof of my address, so i couldn't get the pass. >> for those blocked by road closers and not able to return home there is plenty of assistants, ranging from clean clothes to a clean cot. >> i have a skill that i think makes people feel better so i thought i would come up and see if i could brighten someone's day. >> they wonder what will be left standing. but his anticipa

not fund it. but it is the cal fresh program, the food stamp program. hsa human services administers this program. this program serves a lot of low income families as well as individuals who qualify. it's a great way to get an additional supplemental income to help purchase food and groceries at participating cal fresh vendors and to find out if you are eligible, they can contact the number at 415-558-1001. or they can go to the website. www.benefits sf.org. >> there are other nutrition resources just wanted to mention in case people are not aware of it. there is a free eats chart. this chart is basically a list of all the different types of non-profits including churches that offer free meals whether it's breakfast, lunch, or dinner throughout san francisco. i listed the website where people can download the chart. it is in english as well as in spanish. also leahs pantry provides food and nutrition. eat fresh.org. it helps people to learn nutrition, how to eat healthy on a low cost budget and offer services throughout the city as well. just briefly in terms of health promotion prog

heather holmes. >> i am frank somerville. the latest tonight on the valley fire. cal fire says it has grown to 67,000 acres but containment is up to 15%. and at least 585 homes have been destroyed for hundreds of other structures are lost. thousands of buildings are threatened. the death toll remains at one, a 72-year-old disabled woman who was unable to escape and many people are still missing. minutes ago a spokesperson told us crews tell us the fire is still very active. >> we have a spot fire that is taking place. 100 acres in size. we are hoping we can corral it to head this way. >> our live team coverage begins ktvu's john sasaki in middletown. you were there as some people returned home for the first time since the fire? >> reporter: yeah. we were here parked in front of the trucks by chance. 90 minutes ago the couple who lives here returned for the first time since the fire tore through the neighborhood. they returned to the place where they raised their three children, which is now adjust pile of ash. they knew the house was gone because they saw it on social media and tv

. >> reporter: wolf is the director of the institute of european studies at cal. he says in a native belgian students are taught three languages. >> by the time you are ten or 12 years old you are fluent in three languages. french, german, and dutch and on top of that english. >> reporter: and now cal is learning a language that is spoken by less than half. >> now we are going to learn a greeting. >> reporter: iceland has become a popular tourist destination and located in an area of growing international attention near transatlantic trade routes and valuable energy reserves. having cal students learn the language could help improve the communication between the two countries. >> it's not just a matter of how many people speak a language but what is the impact? what do you get from being able to get underneath the surface of a culture? get underneath a surface of a political system. >> just about every student we talked to on the cal campus is learning one other language. dimitri is learning russian. >> i think it will have really positive effect. i think being bilingual is becoming

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overnight video. many houses were lost. some, we are hearing, were spared. at this point cal fire is trying to get people out and protect as many homes as they can. we have not been given any official count. gas station necessary cobb mountain and hidden valley caught fire and exploded and propane tanks in middletown. they are getting calls from people still in lake county and the fire path is taking many turns. >> funny how one house burned and the next one didn't and another one, just no rhyme or reason. but it was pretty brutal last night. >> again, if you need a place to go, we are here at the evacuation shelter at the napa county share grounds in calistoga. they will be serving lunch, as well, and the red cross is really trying to assess the situation. there is also a shelter in kelseyville. at this location animal and live stocks were allowed in the pastures past the beverage area. there are lots of horses that people were able to make it out with. the fire has made its way into napa county, as we said. the community is on advisoryies are listed on our website. and we also spen

major wildfire in lake county this summer. let's take a look at the map now, from cal fire. the valley fire right there is the orange area, below clear lake and to the west, the black striped area is where the rocky and jerusalem fires burned earlier this year. >> a big amount of land. homes, businesses, affected by this wildfire this season. we've got now thousands, we've seen them, they're hunkered down at the nap fa pa county fairgrounds, they're hoping to go back to home for good. >> standing by and before we get to him. christian, if you can hang with us quick. 67,000 acres, 57% contained. 1 death, fighting the structure. i moon, it's amazing, christian to think about when i was there, 585 homes, all the people that live there, were able to escape with the exception of one person. how fast that fire moved, but i know you've been working christian, these reports that people are missing. from the area. any new news on those who have been reported missing? >>reporter: yeah, mike, when you start doing the numbers, when you look at 587 homes, 587 at least 587 individuals, more t

. the population in middletown is about 1,300. exactly how many homes were damaged or destroyed, cal fire plans to get a clearer picture a little bit later today. right now they just don't know. the valley fire start bd 1:30 in the afternoon with strong winds, it grew very quickly, quicker than most had ever seen. residents evacuated fast, but with the dry drought conditions resources were stretched and firefighters of course battling other fires in northern california for residents they say this all happened so quickly. >> how is your place? >> it's okay now, but, i mean, it's burning right up to it so it's probably going to be up in flames here in about -- it could be by now. >> this is a first for me in my career to see a fire of this magnitude grow that rapidly and that quickly with so much destruction in its path. >> reporter: now, the downtown business area we did drive through there a short time ago and it did not appear to have much damage. as you said earlier, four firefighters were injured in the fire, said to have suffered second-degree burns around were stable condition,

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. >>> all of our houses are gone. >> gone, devastation in lake county, cal fire says 1,000 homes destroyed. wildfire ripped through as it exploded in size overnight. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> we were so sad to learn this cal fire confirmed, one person has been killed though did not say where it happened or what the circumstances are. >> the valley fire has spread to 50,000 acres in just 24 hours moving very fast. right now containment is listed as zero. it was spraefwas spreading in a directions and pushing north. >> s believe 400 to 1,000 homes have been destroyed. 6400 homes are being threatened by the fire now forcing 17,000 people from their homes. >> four firefighters have been injured responding to the fire and 27 people have been treated at lake and sonoma county hospitals for smoke inhalation. >> here is a look at the area hit by the fire. it's been devastated. hidden valley lake boarders it on the east, middle town on the southern end. it spread to three counties. >> we want to show you this video shot last night at the anderson springs resident evacuating. you ca

. close to 1,000 other structures in the area. another 9,000 homes are still threatened. cal fire chief explained why it's too early for those to return to their homes. >> fires can turn around and burn back through the same area they have already burned through which can threaten existing structures that previously survived. >> reporter: 23,000 people in lake county have been displaced by this fire. evacuation orders are still in effect for several lake county towns and areas in nearby highway 29, 53, and 175. last night cal fire officials issued an advisory for parts of napa county, hope valley. back out here live, you are taking a look at dining room at lake port. about 1800 firefighters are on the front lines trying to get a handle on this fire. so far they have made some progress containing it. they have a 10% containment. i want to say 36 hours ago it was zero percent so at least they have a little -- at 7:00 this morning all the firefighters men and women will be gathering for a briefing to go over their plan fighting the valley fire today. >> all right allie rasmus thank y

to the fire line this morning. bob? >> scott, laura. cal fire has called on 300 more firefighters to join this fight to try to put out the valley fire that is burning a number of miles away from incident command here at the lake county fairgrounds located in the city of lake port. that means there are 1,800 men and women now trying to exit ti extinguish this. destroyed about 1,000 structures, including close to 600 homes and the latest update from cal fire indicates that the valley fire still threatens 9,000 structures. the valley fire has shown such unusual that firefighters with years of experience are using words like unreal and unprecedented to describe what they are witnessing in the field, which is one reason this fire has been so difficult to contain. >> we create this box and we start building perimeters and once we start getting control of our box it's smaller and smaller. >> we lost the hydrants and the water supply was getting challenging and then the winds kicked up and the fire kicked up. i wouldn't say we were in the battle at that point. >> yesterday was windy as it ha

firefighters who live here and their homes have been impacted also. >> evacuation orders are still in lace. cal fire says it could be a few more days before residents are allowed back. it's still very unsafe. dangling power lines and debris everywhere. >>> showers fell in the north bay this afternoon. that gave firefighters a little bit of help. a photographer was driving northbound on highway 175 and the windshield wipers were on. sandhya patel has the weather for us. >> it's a double-edged sword. while the humidity is coming up, the winds are coming up. a difficult thing for firefighters. we do have a few spotty showers around the bay area, right around the antioch area heading towards rio vista and up in the north bay we are seeing a few drops, although we've seen a little more earlier. valley fire current conditions, 59 degrees. it is getting cooler. the relative humidity has come up, 83%, but the winds have also increased out of the southwest gusting to 18 miles per hour. the past hour they've been seeing some drops across the region. that will continue as we look at the next 24 hours. win

, we can get the aircraft up working directly with the crews on the ground. >> reporter: and cal fire says they have eight helicopters, three air tankers. the only downside with the clear skies is without any cloud cover, it could increase the temperature later today. but they are hoping their ability to fight this fire from the air will help them with that. again, what you see now, the fire trucks you see pulling into the mostly empty lot are some of the crews coming back from the front line. my colleague alex savidge is at the epicenter showing us what things look like. and people are starting to pick up the pieces or at least coming to check on their animals. >> reporter: right, later on today, a lot of people will be returning here to the fire zone to check on their pets and animals left behind as they basically ran for their lives as the fire closed in. let me show you. these were the horses left behind as this fire closed in. you can only imagine what the horses went through. all around the corral, you see scorched earth here, we are at the animal rescue here on big canyon

showing no signs of slowing down. cal fire says hundreds of homes and buildings have been destroyed but it is too soon for an exact figure. more than 10,000 people have been told to evacuate. some of them left their cars behind to escape the flames. cal fire is trying to make fire lines. >> the latest evacuations for clear valley and other areas are highway 29 down to tubs lane, middletown and hidden valley lake. entire neighborhoods have been wiped out. the full scope of the disaster is the not known. areas where homes were destroyed cobb mountain, middletown and the lake and they are going towards the thermal plant. some cooling towers have been lost. for a close up look at the disaster, we are in middletown much tonight where much of the town went up in smoke, joe? >> brian, huge fire and it moved very quickly. as you said the scope of it we are not sure. we have been driving around middletown and we have seen home after home just leveled to the ground, smoldering in ruins. in middletown, entire neighborhoods are turned to ash. many homes burned down to the foundation. >> dozens

the past 90 minutes cal fire strike crew had to set backfires to force the fir to burn into itself and burn up the fuel. that's a common technique putting out fires. high valley road in cob is where investigators believe the valley fire started on saturday. in a shed, if you take a look at the shed, you can see the inside are tools and cleaning supplies, and one side is burned. from there, extends a trail of burned grass which extends to the rest of the area, burned by the valley fire. a house 30 feet away escaped any damage. cal fire says people who first reported the valley fire live right across the road from the shed. they don't know what started the fire. they believe that is the source, that's where it started. as you can imagine the community suffered a lot of destruction. one lake county supervisor, who knows a lot of people in the community, fears there might be one or fatality as well. >> always been confirmed deaths and you know, i would like to think there wouldn't be any more but i know there will be. these people couldn't get out of here fast enough. >> reporter: "mer

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sacramento with second degree burns. they were in full protective gear when they were injured. now cal fire opened an investigation to find out exactly what happened. >> we'll keep an eye on progress and hope they recover quickly. of course it's the drought conditions that everyone is talking about, the high temperatures and winds pushing all of this, so we're watching the weather cosily. and hoping it may help. >>> the weather may help because we believe there's going to be a little precipitation in the area, maybe temperatures a little lower. our weather authority rosemary orozco has been tracking this and joins us with the latest from that area. >> yesterday it was hot, yesterday it was gusty. we could see from the footage from yesterday winds were blowing. this morning things calmed down, cooled down like you said. we've received a little rain in the area. less than a 10th inch but still helping, this is the current condition in and around the fire. as you can see from different areas we have the winds, generally lighter, from 5 to 15 miles per hour. still relatively mild out there

50,000 acres. it is still zero percent contained. cal fire confirms at least one person died in the fire. we do not know anymore details about that death. hundreds of homes have been completely destroyed. others damaged. governor jerry brown declared a state of emergency in lake and napa counties. the valley fire caught thousands of people by surprise. many of them were forced to evacuate with a few seconds notice. brian flores is in live now at the main evacuation center in calistoga. brian, you're checking in on how these people are doing. i know they are getting a lot of donations. we can't even imagine how that must feel. >> it's exhausting for many of them. this is the evacuation center for those that had to evacuate from the valley fire has been we've been talking about. while many are tired and weary, this community has come together to help out their neighbors. as we go to video now, an estimated 1,000 people are here at fairgrounds. many camped out in tents. others are slipping in motor homes. and others are use their car as shelter. they are simply awaiting word. one is th

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alone. ten firefighters lost their homes according to cal fire. three in the butte fire, seven in the valley fire, in abigs digs to more than 500 residents homes. >> it's the mostomes i've seen destroyed in one fire, especially in your own neighborhood. your family, your friends live here. >> reporter: he was on the way from the butte fire to the valley fire when his home is destroyed. he says he's comforted by the community support. some are driving that message home. >> i just wanted to thank them because they're saving our homes. >> reporter: he says he'll rebuild, find somewhere else to live, and continue fighting fires. and these where the front steps to the front door and he tells me he lived here about four years. he says he was renting the home from a friend and th this is a hose for both of them. we're live in hidden valley lake, abc7 news. >> thank you. and laura anthony is live in anderson springs tonight. a town devastated by flames that just moved too quickly. laura? >> reporter: sometimes in television, the camera makes things look worse than they are. in this case, as w

. cal fire and emergency officials are getting a clearer picture of the extent of the damage. the fire has destroyed 585 homes. the total number destroyed is higher than that. another 9,000 homes are still threatened. a cal fire chief talked about where the fire is head next and why it's such a difficult thing to try to predict. >> relative to the initial start of this fire, it's relatively stable right now. however there is a lot of hot spots. we only have 10% containment around the perimeter and our efforts are working hard add trying to contain a higher percentage of containment. >> reporter: 23,000 people in lake county have been displaced by this fire. many are staying at the evacuation centers that have been set up in kelseyville and the napa county fairgrounds. there are evacuation orders still in effect. near highway 29 and 175. obviously people are not allowed to go back in just yet. cal fire officials issued an evacuation advisory for parts of napa county. the communities of pope, valley, and angwin. that is just an advisory. keep your stuff ready. the essential items you wan

danielle burr plant from cal fire. he joins us on the phone. >> this fire has now grown to 400 acres, it's been a fast moving wildfire. it started just before 1:30 this afternoon and has quickly burned throughout lake county. there are mandatory evacuations for several communities. right now that includes the community of cobb, the community of harbin, so the springs as well as big canyon road. this is a fire like we've been seeing many others all summer long, very fast moving. even though temperatures are down it's not the weather necessarily that's handling these fires it's the extremely dry conditions from the drought that's allowing this fire like many of the others to burn so rapidly. >> we know four firefighters are in a burn center now. do we have any update on their condition? >> this afternoon four of our firefighters from one of our helicopter crews were battling the fire when they did suffer burn injuries. we do not know yet the extent of those injuries. all of them were transported to area burn centers and are now being evacuated and treated: at this point we don't have an upda

football. >> college football, notre dame, cal poly, florida state, i know you're cheering for all your schools. all right, football, tough day for stanford mans, >>> in college football the first few games are always a bit out of sorts as you have no preseason games to get a feel for your team. first ranked stanford has an excuse. taking on the freshman, third and seven, thorsen kicks the ball, 42 yards to the house, wildcats up 10-3 at the half. meanwhile, hogan, not his best day. early fourth quarter, can't follow hogan here, stanford ends up punting. pressure coming, 25 miles to schuler, sets up a field goal, and a ten-point lead. stanford needs a td and off-side kick. thinks he has six, but he could have gone all the way. kneels down and says northwestern with the upset. 16-6, the final. as you can imagine, not happy after this game. >> this is just the score -- >> we didn't give ourselves a chance to win. can't score six points and beat anybody. this is just the bottom line. we had opportunities. we shot ourselves in the foot. >> all right, high expectations in the third year

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southern cal? anyone? anyone. kevin hogan put the cardinal on his shoulders and did just that. late first quarter, hogan down the middle. austin hooper. crashes into the end zone, 7-7 ball game. on defense. good luck trying to stop smith. cody finds him lined up against linebacker blake martinez. a mismatch. shows us why. breaks loose for 54 yards, 21-10. stanford roars back. up 24-21 at the half. gets wrapped up and goes down acre war awkwardly. hogan was not to be denied. he's coming back in the game. cody kessler completes the long dive. second td of the game. 28-24. 77 yard drive and had three touchdowns on the night. ten-point under dog goes down to usc and upset the trojans 31-41 the final. >> feels great coming into a hostile environment, great fans and great tradition but our goal is 1-0 every weekend in the pact 12. >> can't say enough about him and hopefully today with him, he doesn't really careful he wants to win football games. >> in austin a wild one. second quarter, jonathan gray untouched here. six yards. long horns in front. 24-14. cal goes 31 straight points. 38-24

how cal was able to avoid belowing a 21 point lead. and stanford made their open week loss a distant memory because at&t and directv are offering yesterday's technology, today. tv from space. [whispered] space as long as it's not too rainy. [whispered] rainy or windy. [whispered] windy or there isn't a branch in the way. [whispered] branchy welcome to the moment no one's been waiting for. the fastest internet and the best tv experience is already here with x1. only from xfinity. >> college football up t. i don't know how to explain it. i just have to show you. we will give you a couple of shockers here. first, los angeles, will ferrell trotting out with the trojans. here is cody kessle re. smith is gone. 54 yards. this will give them a 21-10 lead. just before half, a four-point game. kevin hogan rolling. looking. firing. devin cajuse. one of kevin's two touchdowns. 279 yards. stanford up 24-21 midday. then stanford pounded the rock. ramon wright in there. 11 minutes left. wright again. third touchdown to the night. stanford bumped off, sixth ranked usc41-31. card untiles first win ov