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the sky just constantly was changing colour and itjust got darker and darker and darker until. woman cries out ..the fires hit us. i m clive myrie, and i witnessed the destruction. blown by these really strong winds and these, these are the conditions that the authorities have been having to deal with during this appalling bushfire season. it s a disaster, a national disaster. a year on, we hear dramatic accounts from those living in the path of the flames. mate, you need to get out! don t go back in! ..and the firefighters who risked their lives to save them. their truck is dead. with testimony from australian broadcaster abc and footage recorded by those on the front line. it s massively hot in here! ..this is the story of australia s worst bushfires in living memory. i can t believe this. how did this happen? the destruction was immense. a landscape transformed. 0ver six months, more than 3,000 houses and buildings destroyed. i was there. i d never seen anything like ....
was changing colour and itjust got darker and darker and darker until. woman cries out ..the fires hit us. i m clive myrie, and i witnessed the destruction. blown by these really strong winds and these, these are the conditions that the authorities have been having to deal with during this appalling bushfire season. it s a disaster, a national disaster. a year on, we hear dramatic accounts from those living in the path of the flames. mate, you need to get out! don t go back in! ..and the firefighters who risked their lives to save them. their truck is dead. with testimony from australian broadcaster abc and footage recorded by those on the front line. it s massively hot in here! ..this is the story of australia s worst bushfires in living memory. i can t believe this. how did this happen? the destruction was immense. a landscape transformed. 0ver six months, more than 3,000 houses and buildings destroyed. i was there. i d never seen anything like it. walls of heat and f ....
we start with breaking news from iraq. an air strike at baghdad airport has reportedly hit high profile targets linked to iran. iraqi state tv says one of those killed was the powerful iranian military commander, qassim soleimani. so far there s been no official comment from iran. iraqi police said a total eight people had been killed in an attack, which came hours after the us defence secretary mark esper said washington might have to carry out pre emptive action to protect american lives in the middle east. it s breaking news but this would be a huge escalation in tensions between the us and iran if it is targeted strikes are just a reminder that reportedly, in strikes against iran in iraqi qassim soleimani has been killed. more to come on that in the rest of the programme. the australian navy is beginning the evacuation of more than eight hundred people from the town of mallacoota in victoria, which has been almost entirely encircled by wildfires. it s part of a majo ....
of a top general. hundreds of thousands have mourned qassem soleimani as his body is returned to iran from iraq, where he was killed. as anti american slogans are heard in iran s parliament, the united states says it is preparing for any iranian response. is there still risk of attack? of course there is, there s a tremendous risk. we re doing everything we can to make sure that we take that down and protect american lives. here, the prime minister has called on all sides to de escalate the crisis. also tonight. australians are warned the bushfires emergency could last for months, as more homes are destroyed. the fire season here is the worst of modern times, killing more than 20 people, forcing thousands to flee their homes and traumatising a whole nation. and the film awards season kicks off, with the golden globes to be awarded tonight in hollywood. good evening. the fallout from the american assassination of iran s top military commander has continued, with tehran s ....