Warmest respects. They are going through a lot. Bret Claudia Cowan joins us. Good evening. You see block after block in neighborhoods like this one where we are tonight in santa rosa. There is nothing left, and its just heartbreaking. As these wildfires rage on, its clear the damage and loss of life will be extensive. Looks like a bomb went off. There is nothing left of these homes. California under siege. More than a dozen lives lost. People unaccounted for, homes, businesses and cars reduced to piles of ash. Residents are slowly making their way back to see what if anything is left. To come in here and see it now and see everything and how far it goes. Its unimaginable. It was right there, and we were like, weve got to go down. This is all ive got. Its been an emotional 36 hours in which 17 large wildfires started across the golden state, burning 180 square miles. The smoke visible from space. The size and scope is massive. 20,000acre fire with another 25,000acre fire and a 5,000acre