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Good evening. Im erin burnett. Outfront tonight, the breaking news. Growing death toll. A massive struggle under way right now to contain one of the deadliest wildfires to ever tear through california. The flames devouring an area the size of a football field every three seconds. The wildfires so far killing at least 15 people. There are 200 people missing tonight. And this is why. Home after home destroyed. All that is left, piles of ash, as these fires are moving through so quickly, napas Popular Vineyards and wineries slammed as well. This is the Paradise Ridge winery. Look at that before a...

This is the cbs evening news. Mason and this is our western edition. Good evening. Im Anthony Mason. Dry and powerful winds are kicking up again in northern california, creating blowtorch conditions. For more than 8,000 firefighters, the state is a multifront war zone, a growing number of outofcontrol fires, 22 at latest count, have burned more than 170,000 acres. Since sunday, at least 21 people have been killed. Nearly 400 have been reported missing. More than 3500 homes and businesses are wiped out. Carter evans begins our coverage. Reporter amid yet another day of burning homes and towerin...

Million to potentially leave. Arthel Charlie Gasparino joining us now on the phone with more information. First of all, how do they come to this decision at this time . And how did they settle on 100 million payout . To be real clear this is what we know appeared by the way eric, i love you but hes not leaving the country he is leaving the company. [laughter] in any event, here is what we know. He is out. Sources close to the company tell me he is out. The press release needs to be signed off if they come hours, it may come minutes or tomorrow morning. But he is done. The real question is the ...

The commissioners approved a motion to hold back money collected in February until CAEDC submits its required annual audit report to the county. That report is more than a month

HUNTINGTON — Supporting the arts when possible is essential to adding to the quality of life in a city on the rise. Here is what is going on in the