special. one massive blaze torching over 23,000 acresch the burn area visible from space. we ve got crews working all through the giant forest looking for those new spot fires and extinguishing them. reporter: red woods like these and joint sucoys have adapted to fire so even if the flames reached them they could still survive. fire officials say it s down to the intensity of the flames. sucoya national park is an absolute gem, an absolute treasure. we ve seen real material mutality as a result of climate driven fire. reporter: the race is onto protect the great general sherman and the surrounding towering treasures. as i said this ain t no rom com tonight, but coming up for us if you want to witness the conversion from vaccine skeptic
i don t want to be making any mistake and also, you know, alisyn, some people have shows part of the time, you have a morning show and then there s a late show. yeah. what time will yours be on? my show is going to be all the time. i m going to be all the time because i don t just work a couple of hours a day. right. i m always out there making news, not reporting news. i hunt 24 hours a day, seven days a week. the real cuomo. i m going to miss this. i m going to miss this sibling rivalry. every time we have the governor on this is what happens. doesn t a rivalry includes some type of mutality. he just comes on and attacks me and you love it. you re strangely quiet. here s the good news big brother, i was emotional after the piece but just seeing your