‘No Fire Engines Here’

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‘No Fire Engines Here’

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Mar 9, 2018

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Delayed evacuations, communication gaps, the North Bay on fire. KQED investigated emergency alerts during the North Bay fires. Today, we trace the first eight hours of October 8.

Guest: KQED News reporter Sukey Lewis. Sukey reported this story with KQED's data reporter Lisa Pickoff-White and politics reporter Marisa Lagos.

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Mar 9, 2018

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