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By talking to our helpful switch squad at your local xfinity store today. good morning and welcome to your new day, i'm boris sanchez. and i'm amara walker. these are live pictures out of london amid the sanchez. >>. >> the final viewing for queen elizabeth ii, we'll take you there live coming up. >> and for the united states, the mosquito fire continues to grow, threatening thousands of homes in california. the latest from the fire line and when firefighters think they'll be able to get it under

Fire is laying siege to this home. this is punishing work. it is over 30 degrees here in the sun but close to fires like this and the heat can feel unbearable. it's also dangerous work. as fire ravaged trees disintegrate. this is how firefighters are trying to put out the fire. it creates these long lines with bulldozers to get rid of the trees, creates a fire line and the hope is, contain the fire. it is semi— contained here but the vast majority of this fire isn't and it is incredibly hot. beth can see the billowing smoke from her front porch. the see the billowing smoke from herfront porc...

As the blaze breaks off, it moves in multiple directions. firefighters are having a hard time staying in front of it, so now they are using the help of the air attack. but even a steady line of fire retardant isn't stopping the blaze. visible from outer space, the suffocating blanket of smoke has now dropped to hundreds of miles, choking the skies near the bay area. it comes amid deadly temperatures blanketing the country. 37 million people under heat alert in the pacific northwest, where temperatures could rise as high as 115 degrees. back on the fire line, some good news. the inferno is movi...

Fuels beds in this county throughout southern california, throughout the west, are so dry that a fire like this is going to be more common place. >> reporter: so they have just had a shift change on the fire line. new people, a whole new crew just came out. they will be out here for 24 hours dousing down these houses, making sure there's nothing that's going to spark up and trying to make sure the fire doesn't once again jump that fire line and cause even more damage. guys, back to you. >> could be a horrible fire season. nick watt for us there. thank you, nick. now to a sad milestone. 1 mil...