Wind has been picking up those embers and those embers have been skipping from house to house. And the other problem were hearing about, Water Pressure, firefighters telling me that they had to let some homes burn because they didnt have enough Water Pressure in some of those hydrants perhaps because of the power outage. Just moments ago, we got the view from above the fire from our affiliate kabc. Real concern because of zero containment on these fires so far. From our station in los angeles hes joining us as hes flying over the creek fire, an incredibly busy day, thank you for being with us tonight. Youre over a very active scene right now, the creek fire. How large is this and what are youre seeing . Well, this fires 11,000 acres right now, david. Well take you outside and show you picture of the creek fire. 11,000 acres. And were using our technology to show you where the fire is burning. And as you can see, theres a lot of smoke obscuring the fire and this is because of the santa
my first instinct was to get up the stairs as fast as i can. reporter: he reaches for the baby in her mother s arms. bella is just 29 days old. basely just focused on the baby. reporter: placings bell will on her stomach and beginning compressions. after one terribly long minute, a good sign. she started moving, the baby cries. she s good, she s moving. reporter: the baby went to the hospital and tonight she s okay. on monday at police headquarters the family shared their thanks. sometimes angels don t come from heaven. god had them already here. reporter: the mother tells us her daughter is here today, because of this officer s good work and good heart. steve osunsami, abc news, charleston. officer eng and baby bella. america strong. thanks for watching on a tuesday night. i m david muir. hope to see you tomorrow night. good night. developing news in southern