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This place is a national treasure we've been focusing on the library but what is the fire situation across simi valley, across the entire county? >> we still of the winds and it's very tentative out there, we have a lot of resources coming and we're trying to defend and protect structures and keep evacuating citizens in front of the fire. it's gonna be a big challenge for the next one to four hours. >> chris: give us a sense. how strong of the winds right now? what is the prospect for the winds over the next 24 hours? >> the winds right now are stronger than they have been in the last two majo...

Bill karins. >> over the weekend, california was the headlines for, you know, just how bad a fire situation can be, it was one of the strongest wind events we've ever recorded, during a fire season, and 100 mile-an-hour gusts yesterday in some of the mountain peaks and even air reports like sacramento, gusting to 50 miles an hour range, and numerous valley locations, had the smoke blowing down from the kincade fire with horrific air quality. the fire is burning near santa rosa. that's where they had the 200,000 people, who were told to evacuate yesterday. the fire is only 5% contained and as l...

In a fashion that can be sustained for decades and decades and decades. why can't we just keep that going? >> reporter: so he and his fellow bear lovers will try to stop the invasion through persuasion. but the clock is ticking. as army engineers rush to review their plans, pebble hopes to get their permit and a wave of new investors by the fall of 2020. right before donald trump's next election. bill weir, cnn, alaska. we are continuing to closely monitor the fire situation in california tonight. this is a fast-moving, often erratic wildfire, claiming at least six lives. another seven are r...

The coast guard, and the rain in the forecast is unfortunately likely to make that search even more difficult. david? >> all right, no question about that. linsey, thank you. let's get right to senior meteorologist rob marciano, of course, tracking it all. both the flooding and the fires. rob, what do you got? >> reporter: well, the pattern remains stuck, david, and it will be for the next couple of days. unusual for july, this deep trough, all the way into the deep south. squeezing all that moisture north. round after round coming through north carolina, maryland and central pennsylvania. and...

The family car, completely melted. aluminum here in the street and the back, look at this window. the glass completely melted over what was the backseat of this car. and everywhere you look in these neighborhoods we've traveled through, this is what you see. the front walkways leading right up to the front door that was once there. and as we walk beyond the front gate at this home, we see the same thing, over and over again. you can see here, stairs everywhere, stairs to nowhere now. how many more days do you foresee this being an active, multiple fire situation? >> oh, shoot, in the absence o...