get to understand when that could arise, how it could arise, et cetera, and then, again, this is this very important two-step process. you go from looking at reducing that uncertainty and getting yourself segued to this is what i m going to do about it. and as i say, when you do something personally, that s one thing. but we can do things personally, getting yourselves ready to make a quick evacuation. i have a friend who is an er doctor who has goldfish and they have a tupperware plastic bin, and he can dump those goldfish and he s not worried about his pets anymore. but you can go then to what you can do professionally or publicly, joining groups. that s really the magic sauce, being involved with others. and then there s politically, make sure we look at what we can do politically. upstream policies are really what s going to address not just the symptoms, but the causes.
xfinity xfi. so powerful, it keeps one-upping itself. can your internet do that? shannon: taking out the trash florida style. an army vet using a trash can to capture a gator he caught roaming on his property. the reptile keeps scooting back, refusing to go along with the plan before taking a bite out of the plastic bin. the lid swung down on him. the tail is going. he got trapped and the florida man released the gator into the nearby bushes. if you have lived there, you get it. it happens. nobody was injured including the gator. a 5-year-old riding a roller coaster for the first time going through all the emotions as his mom records it. super excited, his face changed when they got to the first drop.
that we re seeing are right here, right behind me. these cars, the aftermath of the gridlock that ensued just after 6:00 in the morning. some of the more shocking images is this melted windshield. we did a check here. it takes about 2800 degrees fahrenheit to melt glass. you have aluminum melted as well. this fire, so random and indiscriminate. already it s burned 109,000 acres. overnight it burned an or including 6,000 acres burned overnight. it s not as much as they expected, especially with red flag warnings scott was talking about. 50-mile-per-hour wind gusts, perfect conditions for this type of fire to spread. and just how random i was talking about, you have a plastic bin here filled with kindling that was untouched it. this side of the street, just devastated by the fire. some of these structures are still smoldering. people have lost their lives here. in fact, 19 in all, four in a neighboring town, bringing the total to 23 in all.
the usual garage clutter to see if anything had changed since his first and only visit back on february 14th. i saw a green container that i was confident had not been there on the 14th. it looked out of place to me immediately. there was a black garbage bag in it. and i opened up the bag and there was another bag. i went through each bag ripping them apart with my hands. i stuck my bare hand in there and it was moist. and i saw what i thought was blood and plastic. then i could see what was a bra. the detectives backed away to let a crime scene tech confirm what no one could quite believe. one of the evidence techs opened up the lid, cut the bag further and spread apart the bag. and there was a female human torso. your words in court were i think, what the [ bleep ]? exactly. a plastic bin in the garage containing a female torso, no head, no limbs. did it all click together for you at the moment? it s tara. she s murdered. he dismembered her and left her