Okay, so PG need did cut power to well anywhere from 1,800 customers in Northern California, Yolo County even, yeah, Yolo counties, Napa, Salado and Yolo counties. The cut power to protect you from wildfires. Now there is a wildfire in Yolo County. 125 acres? No, 600 growing rapidly. Mandatory evacuations, 0% contained. I guess PG&E cutting the power didn't work. So here it says 1,600 customers. And well, the company also announced in advance that it may have to cut power to 30,000 customers in Buu, Napa, El Dorado and place your counties conditions right for fire. Winds, low humidity, dry vegetation and heat. So now you have your power cut off. Does that make sense? Have you not had dry conditions low humidity? Winds that, you know, you were perfectly safe and had that power on, you know, the air conditioning that kept you comfortable. Look, you're not to be comfortable anymore. The years of privileged Americans living their comfortable life, it's over. PG&E restoring power now. Oh, okay. So you thought PG&E cutting the power just for a few hours was good to prevent wildfire? Does that make any sense? No, of course it doesn't. No, they want you to get used to. Never knowing what the hell is going to be happening. Power is slowly being restored and guess what? It's going to take 24 hours to restore that power. Why? Okay. But they have more planned outages, possibly this weekend. Yes, because they want to protect you. But wait, you got that yellow fire that started today. Unbelievable. Live to your 40 years, seeing lots of fires and we've never had a problem with arcing power lines. Now you do. PG&E has said it. When your government officials have claimed that PG&E is responsible for that campfire that killed 85, only 85 people, really? No, I think the numbers are much higher. Here they have a a tweet of wind. A tweet of wind. So you have wind? Oh, that means turn off the power. Is anything making sense? No. I got an email from a subscriber. These pictures, the sky over Orville, California today. Yes. You know, my subscriber was wondering, are they setting up conditions for wildfires? I don't think she knew about the yellow, county wildfire. Who knows? Possibly. What did the email say? My friend in Orville sent me these messages. They are shutting off the hospital grid for five days, shutting off the hospital grid for five days. If you need power for oxygen or other medical equipment, you have to go to the open air stadium where there will be power and sit in the sun on a hundred degree day. Great. Her source, her source, her source, her source relative to talk to PG&E. Okay. So nothing makes sense. PG&E didn't protect your customers because, well, yellow's got the fire. They got the fire. Let's see if you have 13 news at starts with breaking news. Near the small town of Guwinda where fire crews were battling the sand of fire. It's burned 125 acres so far. The fire says the flame is 600 now. Those are moving at a fast rate. And in fact, mandatory evacuations are now in place for people who live along county road 41 because of this quick moving grass fire. Good afternoon. Thanks for joining us on the CBS 13 news. All right, guys. I hope everybody stays safe. All links are below.