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Thank you so much. next, this is some beautiful news. former new york city mayor bloomberg making a record donation to the alma mater to the tune of $1.8 billion bucks in one fell swoop. were looking into the transformation of a power -- the power of need blind admissions. how extraordinary that is going to be. needles. essential for pine trees, but maybe not for people with rheumatoid arthritis. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz xr. a once-daily pill for adults with m...

More than 10,000 buildings and homes levelled. many of the hundreds missing are elderly residents that lived in magalia, a community north of here. this is what magalia looked like friday night when the firestorm tore through the community. about 11,000 people lived there, surrounded by tall pine trees that turned into towers of flames. claudia cowan reporting live in mare dies. >> shepard, a week after it started, the camp fire is finally coming to heal. its 40% contained. good news to counter ...

Cars in the slow-moving traffic and got out on foot, jerry, a former truck driver, used his well honed skilled to weave his way out. >> if the good lord got me here, i think hes going to take me a little further. thats all i can say. >> the most destructive wildfire in california history, the camp fire has destroyed more than 6400 homes and claimed at least 29 lives. the family doesnt know if theyll ever return to the town they loved. >> i know youre just trying to get through day by day, but wh...

Do you want people to know about your situation and what happened to paradise? >> were strong, but some of us wont stay. its just too hard. >> where we had beautiful trees, its now black. and it will take years for any of the pine trees to get even close to being what they were. that town was probably 180 years old. and its not there anymore. >> reporter: this is the neighborhood where susan and amber lived and you can see its just entirely leveled. like thousands of others, they are staying at ...

Joining me is the director of cal fire and a professor of geography who has studied climate change and wildfires for decades, glen mcdonald. he was forced from his home but is now back and safe. thank you so much. ken, i grew up in kcalifornia. i grew up with the brush fires. i know a bit about them. can you distinguish for viewers between a forest fire and a brush fire and whats happening right now in northern california and down south. >> absolutely. california is made up of all kinds of diffe...

Particularly. we want to thank you. im glad to be a part of that. commissioner black and i toured some of the area yesterday. tremendous losses. our farmers are resilient. we are going to help them. you are going to help them. they will be okay. >> president trump: let me ask you this. when brock says generational damage, what does that mean? >> as we were talking coming up, on these trees, they start bearing about seven years after and dont reach economic profitability for ten years. thats half...

Each other. further down the coast into mexico beach those are the communities that were just destroyed in these winds. besides that, its going to look like match sticks all the way up through southern georgia, that eye still held its own for six hours as it went into southern georgia, you know the trees. pine trees every where will be scattered. >> bill, thanks so much. well get back to you regularly throughout the morning to get an update on whats going on. if you watch the show, youve heard m...