Im john muller. We begin with the latest wildfire near los angeles thats already burned several homes and three are under arrest. The smoke blowing all the way out to sea dropping ash on communities 30 miles from the fire. Abcs mary bruce now with the very latest on the effort to get the blaze under control. Reporter what began as an outofcontrol campfire quickly spread thursday. Pingponging through neighborhoods in the glendora foothills outside los angeles. It came through here like a hurricane. It went from being calm to couldnt even see. Reporter the fire fueled by hot santa ana winds and extreme drought, the worst in 150 years. Its crazy. Its a little surreal. Reporter 700 firefighters scrambled to battle the blaze from the air. You can see the water trying to get on the brush. Reporter and on the ground. Residents grabbed bucks and hoses pitching in to save their neighborhood. All that hard work is paying off. The forward spread of the fire has stopped. Reporter three men now beh
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