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Saw sparked the saw mill wild fire in arizona last year. that fire, like a growing number of blazes have one thing in common, began as a result of human error. >> reporter: a gun shot at a gender reveal fire sparking a fire. the package ignited the blaze. when the expecting father fired his rifle. it took 600 firefighters weeks to control. residents now outranled. >> there are people that people in the know would never ever bring a weapon to this dry grass. it's a tinder box. he agreed to $8 million in restitution. according to researchers 84% of wild fires are ignited by humans, including pow...

From their homes. track all that an elderly. william, what is happening toda today. my? >> in california where we are seeing the flip side of the heavy, winter rains. now we have hundreds of square miles of dense, dry grass that are asking like a tank of gasoline. combine that with temperatures, we have 67 new fires in california alone. to the west and santa barbara county. 1700 firefighters on the scene. the alamo fire has gone through 37 square miles, almost $4 million in just two days. the fire also tracked a group of 90 children who were camping, before the fire service got them out. 1600 ...

Desegregation of the military. famously that was you know, ultimately a huge success. but in 1948 and nine when that decision was fresh in that north carolina senate race against frank porter graham with the wake up white people flier and the fake photo of his wife with a black man in that senate race, the desegregation was just another lit match for dry grass. and one of the other things that the campaign for willis smith didin -- in that senate race, they put god forbid, a black man. outrage, a black man to west point? and that almost unbelievable, all race, all the time campaign against fra...

Death toll up to three right now and there is still a door it door search happening. still helicopters in in the air which you can hear. at one point i counted 11 helicopters in the air. dent see that many flying at least in this particular area. they are also out on boats. now as can you see, able to walk on the streets as well. checking homes it make sure that people are okay. >> will seeing you there in the water and knowing thousands of people have been forced out of theirs homes. how are officials there helping people who will have to wait until their homes can be restored, cleaned up? >>...

Service in the city is. as he was discussing what was going on, he made interesting comments. let me read this to you. uber one of the great inventions start-ups of this economy and taking off like far to dry grass. it's offering a great service to people and giving people jobs. i don't think the government should be in the business of trying to restrict job growth. governor andrew cuomo making comments in an interview. it's probably worth pointing out he's got a bit of history with mr. de blasio the mayor. i think they butted heads in the past. uber will be pleased to get off relatively light...