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We're back now with some of the other headlines we're following this morning. we learned overnight the tiktok sensation anthony barajas died after a shooting. a man began shooting in a california theater. he was the second victim killed and the suspect is now in custody. barajas had nearly a million followers on tiktok. they apparently only discovered the victims' bodies after workers started cleaning the theater after the screening of the film. >> terrible. the dixie fire, the largest wildfire burning in california is only causing more problems. the scorching heat there, dry weather as we k...

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by Bethany Blankley, The Center Square  | March 10, 2021 08:30 AM Print this article Gov. Greg Abbott issued a warning Tuesday about an elevated risk of wildfires in several regions of Texas that could last through Thursday. The Texas Division of Emergency Management (TDEM), Texas A&M Forest Service, and the Texas Intrastate Fire Mutual Aid System (TIFMAS) are prepared and ready to help, he said. The Panhandle, Western Plains, Trans Pecos, and the South Texas Plains are bracing for increased risk of wildfires, specifically the communities of Amarillo, Lubb...

Now and it's going to be a positive impact for us. it's going to diminish fire activity. relative humidities are going to go up, rain's going to fall from the sky and mother nature's going to help us put this fire out. in fact, i just drove the fire about two hours ago, and there's very minimal fire behavior right now. so that's a very good sign. there is a concern, though, when you have a freshly burned mountainside and then it gets hit with rain, we have the risk of debris flows. we've seen that in our areas in the past and we're preparing for that. if that was to happen in the future. so we...

>> right now i'm here in the neighborhood where fire trucks are stationed throughout the neighborhood to try to protect the property. you can see some of these crews out here putting out hot spots and they are doing controlled burns to try to prevent dry brush from flaring up again. the maria fire started around 6:30 p.m. local time last night on south mountain, just south of santa paula and northwest of los angeles, about 7500 people were ordered to evacuate. this fire burned at least 8700 acres as winds of up to 35 miles per hour fueled these claims, the fire threatened about 1800 structures...