Line Fire Continues To Rage Towards Angelus Oaks

[@birdwatcher8]

Thank you ALL for your brave and heroic efforts, every day this fire has been on effect! God Bless You all! I don't even live there, but it's one of my favorite places to be! Hope you get some rest soon! 🙏🤗

[@noydb3453]

Thank you firefighters & first responders for the continued efforts of keeping so many buildings and wildlife safe as possible. Many of the folks around Big Bear Valley appreciate this hard work and hours you all are putting in..I know I do.

[@Cnsalmoni]

@ 3:00 Had to laugh at the guy standing with the empty hose. That’s what you guys are almost never doing. Thank you for saving so many homes and people. You deserve a huge raise, and I’m telling congress.❤

[@donnasloane9031]

Thank you onscene......

[@wowguy3562]

A controlled burn was done just to the west of Angelus Oaks a few months before the Line fire. It appears they are back burning into the main fire line, I had ridden most of the areas weeks before the fire on my motorcycle and watched the controlled burn a few months ago

[@RonaldStephens-k2j]

People choose to live in the woods to get away from the crowds.but they don't realize that fires explodes around them hitting dry brush.THANK YOU SO MUCH CAL FIRE AIR CREWS AND GROUND CREWS AND THE ALL THE OTHER FIRE CREWS FIGHTING THE LINE FIRE!!!

[@sw8741]

Anyone who lives in the woods should know fire is 100% part of a forest. They shouldn't be naïve to the risk of losing everything is always there. Its unfortunate this one was started by an A Hole but its the same as if it was started by lightning, its part of the forest ecosystem.

[@realherblady]

Living in the city has made some people a bit judgemental.

[@dg8676]

It’s a national forest bro there’s preventative maintenance that can be done to help in case of fires.

[@noydb3453]

True. However, the state government should be using a portion of the taxpayers' money to actually have the necessary PREVENTATIVE work done, so that when lightning occurs or Arsons decide they need some excitement, others don't pay for it twice (taxes and insurance). I could think of a couple better reasons to hear helicopters flying overhead until 10 pm (or later).

[@sw8741]

@@noydb3453 Its an old long story. Lets put it this way. Since the early 1970's the USFS and the State adopted the hippy's "hey man, leave the forest alone! Don't touch it, let nature do its thing man" and they adopted policies to do just that. They wouldn't allow anyone to cut down trees, even on private property it was near impossible to get a permit. They stopped slash and burn crews from clearing the forests floor of dead wood/debris. Guess what, too many trees grew. Healthy forest 20-30 trees per acre, unhealthy 100+ trees per acre. Too many trees competing for limited water = weak diseased trees. No clearing the forest floor = huge amounts of fuel ready to burn. That is the forest today because they took a "let nature take its course man!" approach. So if they want to do anything it should be selective harvesting and start up the slash and burn crews again along with controlled burns. Then fires won't be so out of control

[@chrissyellem7397]

I wish the maps were more specific as to where the fire is burning. Just an orange/red blocked out part says nothing.

[@noydb3453]

If you get the Watch Duty App, it shows where the CAMERAS are, and most will show where the fire is burning..

[@carmenbecktel849]

I hope they were able to save that house in the near vicinity and rescue people!

[@carlavaladez2781]

Life without parole for that arsonist

[@noydb3453]

Your TAX dollars pay for hos incarceration. His money pays for entertainment, medical, etcetera. I had family that wasted their inherentance in jail for non-housing needs.

[@MunrayClanton]

Wow you guys are up in the Oaks how about a fire there in the 1990s make it about 95 or so it gets a little warm you got to be safe does an asphalt road in the background up there too stay on the asphalt bring lots of water and stay cool❤

[@sw8741]

English please. Remember, punctuation is your friend. 😛

[@distilledfreedom1840]

I know it's Fall and all, but it's going to be 113 degrees this week her in southern California. Basically scorched earth 9 months out of the year.

[@deeceepnw]

Looks like a dystopian fiery h€ll.

[@lifebehindbars6283]

RRU getting work 😉👍🏻

[@gisellenight699]

How does putting a little more fire stop from the fires getting bigger, I just don't get it.

[@carlosmarroquin8601]

What they do is set fire to small bushes and dry plants where the fire will arrive at any moment. They do it in areas where they know it will not damage property or people. When the larger fire reaches where they have already burned, it will not be able to expand because there will be nothing more to burn. It is a process that requires observation, calculation, and paying attention to where the wind blows. The point is to burn small areas so that the fire that is coming can not jump to other larger areas and expand.

[@KathrynsWorldWildfireTracking]

Dear @ONSCENE TV - Please do not put the events of the past, in present-tense. This occurred Oct 1st. (But, that's in fine-print, in the description.) The result: This caused a bit of a panic. People came into my stream, asking "is it true!? Angelus Oaks is really in danger? Are we being lied-to by officials!?" I then, had to show the cameras, just how calm things are now, just how much progress was made. Yes, you put it in the description. However: Only about 5-9% of viewers of a video ever read the description of YT videos. Most rural-living fire victims are over the age of 60, and barely understand the YT app. Pease consider the psychological consequences of such a headline, to a traumatized populace. I hope you consider revising your policy. TY

[@Andrew-ik4cm]

Oh boohoo

[@KarenStuart-f8y]

They have to pay a fire insurance type to cal fire im told.

[@SonofGodSieglinde]

I watched the 1990 fire on the mountain from W Washington and burning up the area and our house we left behind is was sad to see so here we are again what the hell is going on in this state with the fires it is crazy

[@SonofGodSieglinde]

Something is not right here

[@heidiaeschlimann2244]

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@chrisschwab58]

WHY IS IT THESE FIRE FIGHTERS KEEP LIGHTING BACK FIRES WHEN THE BACK FIRES CONTINUE TO BECOME HOT SPOTS THAT RESTART AGAIN AND EVENTUALLY BURN HOUSES DOWN. THIS CAPTAIN HAS NO CONTROL OF WHAT IS GOING ON AND IT MORE THAN SHOWS.

[@jasminelindros8923]

You have obviously never fought a fire. Publicizing your ignorance in all caps would embarrass a normal person.

[@richardkong277]

No. It's a bad time to start back fires. Go put out the raging fire first. Bulldoze the dry brush and set up a fireline. I also noticed that they're spraying the water up above the fire instead of at It's source, which is on the ground 😳 🤔

[@jaynemanning4913]

@@jasminelindros8923💯💯

[@rafadacosta1675]

​@@richardkong277 You have absolutely no idea what you are talking about!

[@rafadacosta1675]

You have absolutely no idea what you are talking about!

[@christinayanez5788]

Stop the spot fires

[@SomerainTsalagi]

STOP LIGHTING BACKFIRES DAM

[@SonofGodSieglinde]

I sow the other day that they were going on and starting fires I thought that is crazy

[@jasminelindros8923]

Why?

[@jaynemanning4913]

They fight fire with fire. They know what they are doing

[@jasminelindros8923]

@@SonofGodSieglinde LOL! You don't really think you put out wildfires with fire trucks, do you?

[@MarksArk2]

Who wrote the description for this vid? Damn!!!!

[@421bb4]

That’s some funny shit

[@aceedmond8053]

No comment

[@wendyy33]

Where Is This

[@tommybokelman5565]

The Line fire continues towards Angelus Oaks. So I would assume it’s close to Angelus Oaks. Idk just a guess

[@thuandao4243]

San Bernardino….in description. CA has fallen esp dystopian LA

[@jasminelindros8923]

@@thuandao4243 San Bernardino is a separate city and a separate county from Los Angeles. Your paranoia is childish.

[@thuandao4243]

@@jasminelindros8923 duh I know the difference …paranoid about what¿ I said what I said, fool.

[@KathrynsWorldWildfireTracking]

Clickbait title. Happened Oct 1st. They saved all the homes.

[@MunrayClanton]

Get a plenty of trails back in there are the bridges of steep and they're heavy and Oak watch out for the snakes is world of horn do they blow by two there's a hydrant on top two

[@Geoplanetjane]

Not good English

[@SndyOr]

You want to live in an expensive home in the trees. Deal with the consequences. These firefighters shouldn’t be protecting your stupid choice. People who live in these houses should have to pay out of pocket for FF to protect their property

[@Logical_Chronical]

You want to live in low income inexpensive housing where there is more crime. Deal with the consequences. The police shouldn't be protecting your stupid choice. People who live in these houses should pay out of pocket for police to protect their property.

[@tomsanders1703]

People who own "expensive" homes already pay more in taxes.

[@Logical_Chronical]

@@tomsanders1703 Right? Was thinking that too.

[@tiffanyfree5135]

What a dumb comment. It not only doesn't make any sense, but its morally backward as well which is ironic with your intention.

[@jaynemanning4913]

There’s a fire burning here and I’ve never seen so many rude comments about those of us who choose to live here and telling these hero firefighters how to do their jobs. There are problems everywhere, we usually have less than normal…