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Conflict conflict with california's most historic fires. what years ago -- >> square in the middle of tubbs fire. >> reporter: last year and this year. >> it was my turn to get caught. i lost this and my main ranch. >> time to go! >> reporter: in california fire season is not just a season but constant. the state's deadliest fire as well as the most expensive and largest fire both occurred last year. records don't last long here. this winds inside the kinkaid fire clocked in more than 90 miles per hour. >> we packed up our house and our son -- >> reporter: amy and marshal have been battling th...

More than two decades. as the climate changes, so too do the fires. >> we are seeing 100,000 acre fires multiple times a year sometimes. it is much different from when i started 20-something years ago. >> reporter: what does the power shutting off do to your ability to fight the fires. >> at the home level it affects gates and garage doors. >> pg&e is expected to cut power to more than 800,000 customers. >> we don't have power. i have folks in rural areas without water. >> i can't help but think maybe it is an overreaction. >> pg&e says warm panld windy conditions create higher risk of its equ...

>> reporter: last year -- >> the mendocino complex fire. >> reporter: and this year. >> yeah, so it was my turn to get caught. i lost this and my main ranch. >> hey, bud, time to go. >> reporter: in california fire season is no longer just a season. it's constant. the state's deadliest fire as well as the most expensive and largest fire both occurred last year. records don't last long here. this year winds inside the kinkade fire clocked in at more than 90 miles an hour. >> we packed up our house and our son -- >> reporter: amy head and marshall tuberville have been battling these fires for mo...

>> we were absolutely square in the middle of the tubbs fire. >> reporter: last year. >> the mendocino complex fire. >> reporter: and this year. >> i guess it was my turn to get caught. i lost this and my main ranch. >> about time to go. >> reporter: in california fire season is no longer just a season. it's constant. the state's deadliest fire as well as the most expensive and largest fire both occurred last year. records don't last long here. this year winds inside the kincade fire clocked in at more than 90 miles an hour. >> we packed up our house and our son. >> reporter: amy and marshall ...

Battling these fires for more than two decades. as the climate changes, so, too, do the fires. >> we're seeing hundred thousand acre fires multiple times a year sometimes. it's much different from when i started 20 something years ago. >> what does the power shutting off do to affect your ability to fight the fires? >> at the home level it affects electric gates, garage doors, things people need power for. >> pg&e is expected to cut power to more than 800,000 customers. >> we don't have power, folks in rural areas don't have water. >> i can't help but think maybe it's an overreaction. >> pg&e ...