Watch Through the Flames: A Perspective on Wildfire in San Diego (2014) Movie Online Streaming
Movie Title : Through the Flames: A Perspective on Wildfire in San Diego
Also Known As: Dragon Ball Z: The Movie - The Tree of Might
Movie Description: Different perspectives are used in order to gain a fuller picture of the environmental impacts of the 2014 wildfires in San Diego.
Cast: Rick Halsey, Daryll Pina
Tagline: The greatest victories don't always happen on the field.
Category: Documentary
Year: 2014
Run Time: 19 min
Rating:
Additional Information About The Movie :
Gov. Jerry Brown has declared a state of emergency in San Diego County.
Thousands of people fled Wednesday as a fast-moving wildfire that has damaged or destroyed more than a dozen homes tore through the San Diego suburb of Carlsbad.
The blaze is only one of multiple fires burning in Southern California as the region suffers a heat wave after months of drought.
Mandatory evacuations were in progress in the coastal city about 30 miles north of San Diego, and more than 11,000 notices were sent to homes and businesses. The city is known for its Legoland California amusement park that was closed Wednesday because of a power outage.
Carlsbad Fire Chief Michael Davis said at an afternoon press conference he knows of at least three homes that have been totally destroyed and about a dozen damaged, all in the same neighborhood.
At least two firefighters suffered minor injuries, one heat-related and one from smoke inhalation.
Nick Schuler of Cal Fire said that fire crews had days of work ahead of them.
"Everybody is doing their darndest to protect the public," Davis said.
The County of San Diego declared a local emergency due to at least five fires tearing through the county, including the one in Carlsbad. The city also requested California Gov. Jerry Brown declare a state of emergency in the county.
Another wildfire further north forced the evacuation of residents in military housing at Camp Pendleton, and the closure of an elementary school on the Marine Corps base. A third fire spread from a burning vehicle on coastal Interstate 5 to roadside brush near the northwest corner of the Marine base.
Earlier, authorities reported 25 percent containment of a 2.42-square-mile fire that broke out Tuesday and forced thousands of people to flee the Rancho Bernardo area of San Diego. In Santa Barbara County, a 600-acre blaze near the city of Lompoc was 50 percent contained.
State fire officials say triple digit temperatures and the drought were setting conditions for an unusually busy firefighting season.
Marine Corps officials said military fire crews on Wednesday were fighting a blaze that started at about 9:45 a.m. at the Naval Weapons Station in Fallbrook, north of San Diego, and had spread to more than 100 acres. Residents in military housing have been ordered to evacuate. Students at Mary Fay Pendleton Elementary School, located on base, were also ordered to go home.
Flames from a burning big rig on Interstate 5 on the northern Camp Pendleton coast have spread to about 3 acres of brush. The California Highway Patrol says at least one lane in each direction remains open, but traffic is backing up. It's unclear why the truck caught fire.
Further south, blazes threatened homes in Carlsbad, and prompted the evacuation of Carrillo Elementary School in the neighboring community of San Marcos.
A steady stream of residents stopped at a roadblock on a four-lane thoroughfare as they tried to return home to collect valuables.
Richard Sanchez watched nervously as a plume of black smoke rose near his home. He had left his house an hour earlier in sandals to run an errand.
"All I want to do is get there and evacuate," Sanchez said. "We have a plan, but I can't execute it."
As authorities yelled "Please evacuate!" in Joe Post's Carlsbad neighborhood, he grabbed a garden hose and doused a palm tree in flames between his home and his neighbor's. He debated about leaving his home but was worried what he might find upon returning.
"Work water work!" he shouted, spraying down charred landscaping near his home.
Evacuation orders were lifted for all of the more than 20,000 residents in and around San Diego on Tuesday night just a few hours after they were called, and all but a handful of those in 1,200 homes and businesses told to evacuate in Santa Barbara County had been allowed to return.
A 2.42-square mile blaze that broke out Tuesday and forced thousands of people to flee the Rancho Bernardo area of San Diego was 50 percent contained, authorities said Wednesday.
The Santa Barbara County blaze, 250 miles to the northwest, was 50 percent contained Wednesday morning. Firefighters also adjusted its size downward to 600 acres.
Neither blaze caused any home damage, but another hot, dry and gusty day was expected as California baked in a spring heat wave as high pressure sat over the West.
In the mountains of southwestern New Mexico, crews battling a 9-square mile wildfire are preparing for high winds this week. And in the Texas Panhandle, about 2,100 residents have started returning to their homes after wildfire burned at least 156 structures. The fire in the Fritch area was 85 percent contained Wednesday.
Gov. Jerry Brown has declared a state of emergency in San Diego County.
Thousands of people fled Wednesday as a fast-moving wildfire that has damaged or destroyed more than a dozen homes tore through the San Diego suburb of Carlsbad.
The blaze is only one of multiple fires burning in Southern California as the region suffers a heat wave after months of drought.
Mandatory evacuations were in progress in the coastal city about 30 miles north of San Diego, and more than 11,000 notices were sent to homes and businesses. The city is known for its Legoland California amusement park that was closed Wednesday because of a power outage.
Carlsbad Fire Chief Michael Davis said at an afternoon press conference he knows of at least three homes that have been totally destroyed and about a dozen damaged, all in the same neighborhood.
At least two firefighters suffered minor injuries, one heat-related and one from smoke inhalation.
Nick Schuler of Cal Fire said that fire crews had days of work ahead of them.
"Everybody is doing their darndest to protect the public," Davis said.
The County of San Diego declared a local emergency due to at least five fires tearing through the county, including the one in Carlsbad. The city also requested California Gov. Jerry Brown declare a state of emergency in the county.
Another wildfire further north forced the evacuation of residents in military housing at Camp Pendleton, and the closure of an elementary school on the Marine Corps base. A third fire spread from a burning vehicle on coastal Interstate 5 to roadside brush near the northwest corner of the Marine base.
Earlier, authorities reported 25 percent containment of a 2.42-square-mile fire that broke out Tuesday and forced thousands of people to flee the Rancho Bernardo area of San Diego. In Santa Barbara County, a 600-acre blaze near the city of Lompoc was 50 percent contained.
State fire officials say triple digit temperatures and the drought were setting conditions for an unusually busy firefighting season.
Marine Corps officials said military fire crews on Wednesday were fighting a blaze that started at about 9:45 a.m. at the Naval Weapons Station in Fallbrook, north of San Diego, and had spread to more than 100 acres. Residents in military housing have been ordered to evacuate. Students at Mary Fay Pendleton Elementary School, located on base, were also ordered to go home.
Flames from a burning big rig on Interstate 5 on the northern Camp Pendleton coast have spread to about 3 acres of brush. The California Highway Patrol says at least one lane in each direction remains open, but traffic is backing up. It's unclear why the truck caught fire.
Further south, blazes threatened homes in Carlsbad, and prompted the evacuation of Carrillo Elementary School in the neighboring community of San Marcos.
A steady stream of residents stopped at a roadblock on a four-lane thoroughfare as they tried to return home to collect valuables.
Richard Sanchez watched nervously as a plume of black smoke rose near his home. He had left his house an hour earlier in sandals to run an errand.
"All I want to do is get there and evacuate," Sanchez said. "We have a plan, but I can't execute it."
As authorities yelled "Please evacuate!" in Joe Post's Carlsbad neighborhood, he grabbed a garden hose and doused a palm tree in flames between his home and his neighbor's. He debated about leaving his home but was worried what he might find upon returning.
"Work water work!" he shouted, spraying down charred landscaping near his home.
Evacuation orders were lifted for all of the more than 20,000 residents in and around San Diego on Tuesday night just a few hours after they were called, and all but a handful of those in 1,200 homes and businesses told to evacuate in Santa Barbara County had been allowed to return.
A 2.42-square mile blaze that broke out Tuesday and forced thousands of people to flee the Rancho Bernardo area of San Diego was 50 percent contained, authorities said Wednesday.
The Santa Barbara County blaze, 250 miles to the northwest, was 50 percent contained Wednesday morning. Firefighters also adjusted its size downward to 600 acres.
Neither blaze caused any home damage, but another hot, dry and gusty day was expected as California baked in a spring heat wave as high pressure sat over the West.
In the mountains of southwestern New Mexico, crews battling a 9-square mile wildfire are preparing for high winds this week. And in the Texas Panhandle, about 2,100 residents have started returning to their homes after wildfire burned at least 156 structures. The fire in the Fritch area was 85 percent contained Wednesday.
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