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The conditions we're facing this year. >> reporter: the governor declared state of emergency just days after the fire broke out and exploded in size. cal fire officials say the mountain terrain is making it difficult for fire crews to control it. >> if you have a fire that's established at the bottom of the hill, that fire will race to the top. >> reporter: fire personnel say the national guard was activated and bringing in more support. thousands are left without power and hundreds of power pole vs been damaged. >> we're still seeing some intermittent power outage that's still to be expected....

Across california. but will you get a say on where they kpix 5 news at 6:00 begins with up to 50,000 cell phone towers coming to cities across california but will you get a say where they pop up? good evening, i'm allen martin. >> i'm veronica de la cruz. new at 6:00, california cities fighting back at a proposed law that's moving quickly through the legislature. they say it would allow phone companies to put up new antennae in your neighborhood whether you like it or not. kpix 5's phil matier in walnut creek and phil, today you heard some of the opposition in sacramento, right. >> reporter:...

Even if we just lose a portion, right, if we have new york city or washington, d.c., go down for a day, two days, a week, how does life look like at that a int? >> reporter: rob lee is a former cyber warfare operations officer in the u.s. military and investigated the ukraine attack. he told us some u.s. electric utilities have weaker security than ukraine, and the malicious software the hackers used has already been detected in the u.s. >> it's very concerning that these same actors using similar capabilities and trade-craft are preparing and are getting access to these business networks and ...

The wind is spectacular. >> the ceo, jeff garbowsky blocking us through this event. it will send electricity to the island and the mainland without producing emissions that fuel climate change. >> we need to make investments in new project like this in order to tap into what will be our future as a clean energy nation. >> what if this project fails? >> it is not going to fail, it is beautiful and spectacular. >> the farms changed the sea scape. during the day and night as they enjoy it. >> we have freshirefreshing gray and green and blue lights. >> it means the island will stop using dirty

Power, we found these workers from kentucky. just one of many states moving in to help florida. 15,000 crews from across the country. >> 15,000 restoration workers. >> reporter: right here. >> right here in florida. >> reporter: coming from as far away as massachusetts and california, vowing to turn the lights on. tonight, the question, when will the power be back? officials tell me they're working as hard as they can, but they're limited by the storm. they're not going to work in unsafe conditions, so they're asking for patience. >> gio, our thanks to you. of course, this hurricane is now h...