but to advance the narrative of the crisis that they need to push the extreme agenda it reminds me so much never letter crisis go to waste. the truth about disaster liberalism. so here is the author, jason as each month goes by it seems that your book is the playbook. table take any excuse then gravitate off of that. yes. this is one of the most beautiful parts of california. the oak fire they haven t had a fire there since 1924. if you don t manage the forest and that fuel load is so heavy that you get the massive fires. that s not necessarily going to solve the problem but then
but to advance the narrative of the crisis that they need to push the extreme agenda it reminds me so much never letter crisis go to waste. the truth about disaster liberalism. so here is the author, jason as each month goes by it seems that your book is the playbook. table take any excuse then gravitate off of that. yes. this is one of the most beautiful parts of california. the oak fire they haven t had a fire there since 1924. if you don t manage the forest and that fuel load is so heavy that you get the massive fires. that s not necessarily going to solve the problem but then
at least 26 buildings were damaged and nine are a total loss. a local fire marshal says that the fires have all been put out. and in california, a wildfire raging they re yosemite national park has now burned more than 17,000 acres. the fast moving oak fire is only 16 16% contained. adrienne broaddus has more. reporter: and here in mariposa county, firefighters are attacking the oak fire from above using aircrafts like helicopters to dump water. this is a rural area and it is also rugged. leading to some of the challenges firefighters have experienced. but here is a little more about that challenge. strictly dealing with topography. listen in. i come from the flat lands down in the city of sacramento. and as you are coming up here, you start to see the change in the topography, rolling hills and mountains and available fuel load is trees and light fuels on
what we had in our car. i m wearing donated clothes right now. just collected some important papers, packed the kids some clothes, got my daughter s bunny and just left and we re just hoping for the best. the oak fire has burned at least 17,000 acres and threatens more than 2,000 homes and outbuildings. flames are reaching 10 feet high. governor gavin newsom declared a state of emergency for the county. add to that triple digit heat and low humidity and you have a very dangerous fuel load. 2500 firefighters from across the state are on it including hand crews building containment lines, engine teams doing structure defense at home and chopper pilots making the critical water drops.
through this area friday afternoon. thousands of residents were ordered to evacuate, many saying they escaped with whatever they could grab. we were not able to get anything out. clothes on our backs, what we had in the car, i m wearing donated clothes right now. papers, clothes, got my daughter s bunny and just left. we are hoping for the best. the oak fire has burned 18,000 acres and threatens more than 2,000 homes and outbuildings. winds are not the issue. it s fed by dry brush and thick stands of heavy timber weakened by bark beetles and dried out by the historic drought. add to that triple digit heat and humidity, a very dangerous fuel load. 3,000 firefighters from around the state are on it, including hand crews building containment lines, engine teams doing