KGO ABC7 News 1100AM September 4, 2017
Injuries. He was treated and released. Gilroys fire chief says with the extremely difficult terrain they are fortunate more firefighters have not been injured. Smoke chokes the gilroy hills as neighbors look on with concern. Were just hoping that the wind doesnt blow this way. Reporter neal lives at a house at the base of the ridge and has been watching the fire since it started last night. You can see the flames billowing up. Reporter hes attempted to hike up the hills where the fire burns. Its treacherous. Reporter last night a firefighter lost his footing and fell about 40 feet down the ste...