Another developing story were following in north bay where fire crews are gaining ground on a wildfire thats forced mandatory evacuations in sonoma county. This is the sawmill fire. It broke out yesterday, and has burned 2 square miles. Christien kafton has the latest now. Reporter cal fire is saying hot weather and steep terrain are the greatest obstacles. Chp limiting the amount of vehicles in and out to make sure fire vehicles have easy access and keeping people out of harms way. Fire started late yesterday morning. The latest update is 20 contained and 3 dozen homes in danger. About 1500 acres scorched in all. Mandatory evacuation orders are on geysers road from Pine Mountain road to geysers resort. Now crews are prepping for another long hot day on those fire lines. Were going to face similar conditions as yesterday. The temperatures are going to be relatively the same, if not a little bit higher. Hopefully not the winds that were seeing, the red flag warnings have subsided. Well
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Humidity was low, and the gusting winds were very challenging, and it is very remote and steep terrain where the fire is located. It is still a long road to get the containment up but we are making progress. So far no injuries have been reported and no structures have been damaged or destroyed. Investigators continuing to search for the cause of the fire, and we will have complete coverage of this fire throughout the morning. Welcome back. It is good to be back. We have a busy morning, and steve, did you run your air conditioning this morning . Yes i did, and it is going to be hot for those firefighters, and for everybody today. Temperatures continuing through today, coast, bay and inland everyone will be hot. Not much break for the firefighters, temperatures toasty starting off in the 60s and 70s depending on the elevation and breeze. Temperatures look like they will shoot up fast with low humidity. We may have a southerly breeze picking and later that could help a little bit. This is
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Excelled on the baseball field. Fox 13s Shayla Reeves reports. Well he showed a determination you dont always see in teenagers. Jose fernandez tried three times to make it to the United States from cuba. He finally made it on his fourth try. It was a during that trip at age 15 where he actually saved his mother from drowning. All before he even set foot on the grounds of Alonzo High School. Well today the among the many still trying to make sense of the unexpected loss. Students left flours underneath the school sign honoring memory of stand out graduate Jose Fernandez. Among them kaleb who wore this tshirt as her older brothers request. Her brother graduated from Alonzo High School in 2011. The same year as the all star Miami Marlins pitcher. I kind didnt know at first like i was just like oh another baseball player died. You hear. I was like yeah i did that used to be my friend. Like we used to be close and stuff. We learned fernandez remained close with his High School Baseball coac