California's Post Fire forces evacuations | LiveNOW from FOX
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Published 2024-06-16
Los Angeles County Fire's PIO Captain, Sheila Kelliher-Berkoh joins LiveNOW from FOX to give an update on the wildfire.
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All Comments (21)
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God please watch over these firefighters and first responders may they make it home safe to their families š
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Prayers to those fighting the fires and safety to all!
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Who else isn't even schocked. Prayers for everyone this is effecting.
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š„Theseš„ are Not Naturally Occurring!
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My heart and prayers to all you fire fighters out there. Be careful.
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Iām working as a hot shot in the fire and since watch duty wonāt update, I will. 17,000 acres and 5% contained
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Just got back from driving through the Grapevine/Gorman. I can see the fire was carried by strong winds up there. So strong, my car would jolt if I went over 80mph while driving the 5 up there. The fires are still going and itās Smokey in a secured area that you can see behind some hills. There are also small spots of fire that you can see from the Highway but both lanes on the 5 are open. Itās not near LA. In LA County, but not near LA.
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the money being spent to contain this wildfire should be used instead in preventing wildfire.
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We had a bunch of rain in southern CA this winter. Plants grew like crazy and are now tinder dry. Expect plenty of fires this summer.
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I hear the sounds of insurance companies droping customer's in the background.
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Show map please! š®North of LA is sooooo vague.
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Not fire season. So are these fires natural or the beginning of another manufactured fire storm season?
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Not sure why people are bagging on the Captain in the comments. She obviously knows her stuff. Itās windy, dry, hot and this is very early for us to have a fire. The area is open chaparral that goes up fast. THEN moves toward populated areas. All thanks to Cal Fire and all firefighters for their steadfast dedication!
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Having a fire this big, this early in the "fire season" means there is no fuel here for future fires in this area, this year. So, it is a good thing. God bless the first responders to these fires. Be safe
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They need to stop starting these fires!
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This fire no where close to L.A. as your title said.this is by Santa Clarita Gorman etc.
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Happens every year in California. The real news would be when it doesn't happen every year.
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Never TRUST anyone that turns off COMMENTS.
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I get the feeling this woman is a DEI.... I am no fireman but i know those hoses weigh around 100 pounds empty and up to 900 pounds full. I can't imagine her ever helping with that even when she was young.
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We got space stations in orbit.But we can't put out a wildfire...
