Malibu Fire

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October 22, 2007

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Smoke billows in the hills of Carbon Canyon Sunday afternoon.

Trees covered in fire retardant foam at a Carbon Beach apartment building.

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A car on Pacific Coast Highway headed toward Bluffs Park burns, ignited by the Malibu Canyon fire that started at 4:55 a.m. The fire has burned more than 1,500 acres as of 2 p.m. Sunday. Photo by Arnold G. York / The Malibu Times

Fireman used retardant to put out a fire on a structure on Malibu Road Sunday.

The fire that started Sunday morning damaged the tower on the First Bank building at the Malibu Colony Shopping Plaza on Malibu Road and Pacific Coast Highway. Helicopters dropped water on the whole shopping plaza to contain any further damage.

A car burns near Webster Elementary School in Malibu. Photo by Arnold York / The Malibu Times

Smoke billows behind Pepperdine University from the Malibu Canyon fire that started at 4:55 a.m. Sunday morning at Malibu Canyon Road and Pacific Coast Highway, reportedly sparked by a downed power line.

The clock tower on the First Bank Building at Malibu Colony Shopping Plaza was damaged by the Malibu Canyon fire early Sunday morning.

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The nursery structure near Malibu Legacy Park was burnt out Sunday during the Malibu Canyon fire, which burned more than 1,200 acres.

Fire burns in the background of Webster Elementary School on Winter Canyon Road. Photo by Arnold G. York / TMT

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A fire burns in Carbon Mesa, Malibu Sunday afternoon.

A foamer on the roof of Jeffrey Katzbenberg’s house protects it from burning embers.

A foamer on the roof of Jeffrey Katzenberg’s Carbon Beach house protects it from embers.

A guest house on the edge of Malibu Knolls suffered the same fate as the Malibu Presbyterian Church.

Along Malibu Road, betweeen Malibu Colony Plaza and the Malibu Colony, a Mercedes Benz was set on fire by burning embers.

Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger with, from left to right, Los Angeles County Sheriff Lee Baca, Assemblymember Julia Brownley (D-Santa Monica), Los Angeles County Supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky and Malibu Mayor Pro Tem Pamela Conley Ulich tour the fire-damaged Malibu Presbyterian Church.

Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger tours the fire-damaged Malibu Presbyterian Church.

Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger receives a briefing on the Canyon Fire and other Los Angeles area fires from CAL FIRE Director Ruben Grijalva with, from left to right, Los Angeles County Sheriff Lee Baca and Los Angeles County Supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky.

Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger holds a press conference following the briefing.

Coral Beach, Malibu, California, 8:00am, 10/21/2007

A burned power line on Civic Center Way taken on Sunday.

Hotspots off Rambla Pacifico near Sumac Ridge late Monday morning.

View of Rambla Pacifco late Monday morning. The ocean view is blocked by the smoke.

A firefighter works at a vacant lot near an abandoned house off Rambla Pacifco late Monday morning.

View from Hume Road at about 3:30 p.m. Monday. The red area is fire retardant.

A helicopter refills its water at Malibu Creek Sunday.

This crew cleaned out the brush to stop the approaching fire in Malibu Canyon.

Drop on the canyon preventing the oncoming fire to the Monte Nido area

Picture from John Tyler Drive, Pepperdine University, as flames roar above Baxter Drive’s faculty housing at 8 a.m.

Same as previous.

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On Seaver Drive, yards away from the Cafeteria, just outside Faculty Parking lot

Banowsky Drive, Sparks from spot fire blaze palm trees.

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Malibu Fires Pics Taken Offshore

On Tuesday, two days after the worst of the fire, crews were already working on the roof at Malibu Colony Plaza, and the grateful employees of Becker Surf Shop sent the firemen a message.

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photo by Matthew Higgins

Photo by Matthew Higgins

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Malibu Castle Kashan, photo by Walter Shirk

Walter Shirk

taken from my front door @ PCH & Big Rock on Sunday as the fire moved into Rambla Pacifco/Carbon Canyon nearby. Rio Caraeff

Smoke trail from Winding Way. Jonathan Kaye

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The top of Las Flores Monday 10-22-07 Matt Diamond

Top of Las Flores Matt Diamond

The top of Las Flores Monday 10-22-07 Matt Diamond

ironic sign at Malibu pres

Flames near faculty housing– Pepperdine

pepperdine tower

Pepperdine flag 1

smoke invading pepperdine

Pepperdine flag

Smoke on campus at pepperdine

chopper getting water from pond at Pepperdine

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fire damage close to Admin building — Pepperdine

chopper in sunset

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A chopper flies over Pepperdine Sunday night as it takes h2o to the canyon fire

silver lining— smoke in the air makes a beautiful sunset

Flames & Smoke Corral Canyon

Corral Cannyon

Water Drop Corral Canyon

A burned home located off Corral Canyon.

Helicopter @ Pepperdine Staging area

Fire Engines @ Corral Canyon

Sunrise & Smoke over Pt Dume

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view from pepperdine staff hopusing

view from staff housing at pepperdine

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Chopper getting water at Pepperdine

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Latigo Canyon from Winding Way

Protecting our home on Winding Way

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4:30 in the morning view from the top of Las Flores

Firefighter Brandon Kelly sprays water on a home engulfed in flames.Photo by Tim Aguayo

It’s all about attitude

9am 76 station at Corral Cyn. Carol Sue Stoddard

4:30 AM Nov 24 07, “Sea Ranch”, first to burn, up Corral catching on fire. Carol Sue Stoddard

Sea Ranch Dog ‘Ginger’ is Confused Carol Sue Stoddard

4am, Fire above my house 3.5 miles up Corral Cyn. Carol Sue Stoddard

Malibu Bowl on Fire Carol Sue Stoddard

The Sea Ranch Home Now Gone Carol Sue Stoddard

Sunrise

Helicopter refilling it’s on-board water tanks before heading back to the Corral Cyn fire

frankie & Johnny, both rescues…

Fire on Sequit Dive

Thick smoke and ash on Sequit Drive

Ben Kennedy Home

Ken Wherry and Matt Haines hours after the fire

Later that day…smoldering structure and blackened landscape

Long Beach Fire Dept. attemps to douse container fire. All contents were lost.

Seen here with Los Angeles County officials and grandsons Jacob and Aaron Kagon, David Kagon received recognition from the County for outstanding volunteer service rendered to the community. David was an integral part of the General Plan Task Force that developed Malibu’s general plan. In the early years of Malibu cityhood, he was also a member of the Citizens’ Advisory Committee that discussed plans for the Malibu Civic Center, aided the City Council in the selection of a City Attorney, and met with County representatives in determining the feasibility of a sewer system in the Malibu area. The award was made during the County’s 43rd Annual Older Americans Recognition Day ceremonies.