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Made it out just in time. >> we're just grateful to be alive. we've got each other and bodie boy. >> reporter: the fire threatening some 13,000 struck. he can holding out. >> reporter: so far this year, california wildfires have charred more than 808,000 acres, more than tripling what burned by this time last year. >> we are at historic levels for how dry the fuels are. we are at 100% chance of it starting wildfires. >> reporter: a climate in peril, priming the already fire weary west for more pain. steve patterson, nbc news. tonight, wildfires raging across greece and turkey, forcing thousa...

They say they have complied enormous will these requests. over 808,000 pages have been turned over to capitol hill. concern for those allies of the justice department that this is all just a fishing expedition, going after the justice department tonight. >> so you talk about two-thirds senate vote, obviously, they don't have that, right? but when you read through the substance of the articles of impeachment that you have, is there substance here? or is this just all politics, part of an effort to undercut mueller and the russia investigation? >> that is clearly the concern, particularly from d...

Has been covering it all for us. she's live in san juan. >> reporter: when i asked the governor of puerto rico as well as the secretary of public safety, the men in charge of the death toll if they were questioning in any way the validity of this study, both of them responded no, no. they are not questioning the validity. let's talk about how exactly this worked. i spoke to a researcher that worked with harvard on this and he told me they surveyed 10,000 people, more than 10,000 people visited more than 100 barrios and they reached a range of some where between 808,000 based on the trends they...

808,000 signatures by friday to get the measure before voters. it delivered the first batch yesterday and expects to submit the rest by the friday deadline. the effort to split up the golden state being driven by millionaire investor tim draper who spent $2 million of his own dollars. he claims the move would refresh the government and attract more business. but critics say it would be devastating, potentially creating some of the poorest states in the nation. even if california voters approve the measure, it would still need the okay from congress and the president, which i'm saying, joe, i'm...