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Coming up on 4.com. From KQVD Public Radio in San Francisco, I'm Mina Kim.

Coming up on forum, Uber and Lyft say they'll be forced to suspend their operations tomorrow if a court order isn't delayed.

The ride-hailing companies say they're unable to comply with the judge's ruling earlier this month that ordered them to reclassify their drivers as employees by today under state law AB5.

We'll look at what's at stake.

First, though, we'll check in on the wildfires raging in Northern California.

They grew overnight and have forced thousands to flee their homes, with thousands more on alert.

We'll also look at the impact

the fires are having on air quality and how best to protect your health. That's all next

on Forum. Join us.

This is Forum. I'm Mina Kim. Fire crews are struggling to get a handle on dozens of major blazes across the state that have already caused two deaths, several injuries, and forced thousands to flee their homes.

Thousands more remain on alert for evacuation orders. We go first to KQED's Rachel Myro, who's in Half Moon Bay.

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