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Firefighters in the American West

and in the Plains are battling

nearly a dozen large

fires that have burned
over 340 square miles

in six states recently,

300 feet high across

the region.

record-breaking triple digit temperatures

are slowing the exhausting fight
on the ground

as 10s of thousands remain the day
after the town sweltered

through almost 50 degrees

Celsius, breaking Canada's temperature
record few Australians.

The scene So this is really the challenge
facing Australia's authorities.

The hours we've been out.

You're covering this fire.

It is no doubt growing.

Governor issuing a disaster
declaration Friday

for communities about two hours West of

Dallas.

Part of what we're finding
is the fire.

Part of what we're fighting
is the weather and the winds.

Conditions freezing,
thousands forced to flee

with almost no warning.

It has been a terrifying ordeal.

Parts of Greece continue to burn,

other parts of southern Europe,

the Mediterranean and

Russia.

Are also battling blazes Fires

and Turkey have claimed
at least fuelled fires continue

to ravage parts of the Southwest

and Nebraska

in what experts say 70%

of the forest has

learned.

This can quickly become these

are some of the worst
conditions firefighters

have seen

all seasons.

These homes are a complete loss,

but on the other side of the street,

they're trying

to save structures
that are still standing.

Hell on Earth, almost apocalyptic
looking embers are still flying.

It has been a really hard.

Yeah.

In these conditions.

Here they come.

Justin has got one help
here at lunch.

Your boy keeps it up.

I'm thinking Starship.

I'll be nice.

Great stuff today, fellas.

Great stuff.

Let's hydrate, Stretch it out.

Great job.

You guys want to meet here tomorrow
at the same time.

OK.

Thank you, Chris.

See you later, loser.

Got homework?

Not much.

It's got a burger and fast
start, super size.

You can beat me to the truck.

Ohh.

We now begin our challenge.

Thank

you.

Good morning.

Hey, Jessica.

Hey, Tom.

How's the biz?

Hello.

Just the way I like it.

Are you liking the job so far?

Getting used to it.

What's going on in Parker?

Just a little brush fire.

It's contained.

911 What is the nature
of your emergency?

I can't find my cat.

Keep up to date as the story progresses
and other news work.

Getting bigger.

Good thing it's on the other side
of the gorge.

Don't tell your mom
you have burgers either.

She's cooking supper,

don't she?

Cooking burgers.

These food in my truck last time

I was family raccoons living in it.

1.

The most trash.

650.

Like this there are three.

6100.

I like the song, yeah.

It matters.

Yeah.

Hey honey, help me
with the groceries.

Yeah.

Can I see all that smoke
in your Parker?

Here.

Are you OK?

I'd like to buy a valve.

How was the meeting kicked?

Works ass.

He went home crying like a baby.

Me for my fastest time ever.

Really.

How many seconds?

532 It's amazing.

You get snacks, yeah.

Not letting dad
get any of these.

I'll take it.

My car is overheating
and then

look at it.

You said that last time.

We could just take it to Fred
and be done with it.

How was your day?

That's fine.

Standing there all day,

I feel like a cow
that's supposed to be tipped over.

This game.

Shit.

That Medicare was supposed
to take care of this.

And they paid 2%,
you know that.

And they told you that when you insisted
on cosigning.

Ohh, he's my dad,

said They weren't going
to take care of him,

so I was I supposed to

do?

I thought I smelled smoke again
on this front this morning.

It was, you know, it was
the same thing over and over.

Dave.

If he's smoking again,

I'm going to rip whatever little hair
he has right off his small,

frail head.

You know it's better
to take shower.

911 What is the nature
of your emergency?

Hi, Is there a fire
burning in Colberg?

Just one moment, ma'am.

Hey, Jessica, is there
a fire in Goldberg?

No, just Parker.

Ma'am Cal Fire shows that there's
a fire nearby and Parker,

but only on Parker.

There's so much smoke.

Are you sure it's not in Colorado?

My computer just shows Parker.

No need to worry, ma'am.

Guys, we need backup.

These winds are picking up.

Roger that.

The world keeps going out
that they may just fix it.

You think I'm gonna stop
the leak long enough

to get into the house?

Give it a shot.

There you go.

Firefighters are trying
to get it under control

as close should be worried.

Get across that college

possible.

Number.

Dad.

Dad.

Just one.

You OK?

Ohh, you gotta put
your oxygen on.

Come on Dad.

Always telling me what to do.

Get away from me, bitch.

It helps please.

Talk to her that way.

Yeah.

I'm trying to if.

I mean, I'm working all
day on swollen feet

just to pay his medical bills.

And that's how you let him talk
to me in front of our son.

I know.

I'm sorry.

I just.

I don't know how to talk to him.

I mean, he's just.

And what are we going to do
when the baby comes?

Are we going to pay for it?

We made do before
we make them again, OK.

I mean, I'm trying to like construction
company is just getting off the ground.

Bit more appreciative,
you know it's.

It's just so stubborn
and and cranky and.

Like me, You know
where I get it from?

Man,

apple doesn't fall far from the tree.

Umm.

I hope you watching.

He's still gonna love me
when I get home.

No.

Last time you went to bed,
you wanted to go home.

You smell that?

Yeah.

So strong.

That's where my dad was,
coughing, swollen.

Maybe he was coughing
because he's still smoking.

And.

Find cigarettes.

You know you feel the smoke.

And you can't talk
that way to Sarah.

She just can't.

I mean,

I love you, but.

Why?

Can't smoke that you'll never.

Where we have a version
of our children like.

If you don't,
there you are right there.

Who's that chubby little boy?

Yeah.

Your mother and I dreamt
that we build a house.

Of near there, for sure.

Someday, even more peaceful land
up there was so peaceful.

I know that.

Yeah.

Look at that.

Your mother looks so beautiful
right up to the end.

Yeah, she was, Yeah.

That's.

I want to go home
and be with her.

David, I want to go be with her.

I know, I just.

OK, please.

OK.

It's OK.

Ohh son ohh God.

These are the surreal images here
of the Parker Fire.

You wanna see this

series And Goldberg Now
the east side of workers can't

possible.

Say anything about you can't cover.

Coming down for miles,
that's still a ways away.

You can see that the area
where you doing look

at what you're doing the fire.

Isn't that big?

Premature.

I mean

get alerts or anything,
you'll be alright.

Look at the TV, Dave, come on.

We need to be prepared.

The contract for the county,
you know, I just organised they are.

The first time Emergency Susan film

OK, there's a lot of stuff
we need to do and buy.

Remember, our house isn't insured day

when we do what we can to protect it.

Build the hardware store
before it closes and all that.

Are we going to need
to evacuate?

No great bit of other stuff on hand.

No.

We're back.

And I've just been very clear.

I got some jobs for you.

OK.

Hey, Clay.

Break the needles further out.

OK.

And use this.

And what?

Down the whole perimeter.

Hey, Miss Elkins.

You doing OK?

Everything's good.

You hear any news
about the fire?

Yeah, it's outside Wicker Canyon.

Dave just went to the hardware store
to get supplies.

Do you need anything?

Oh, no, thank you.

I suppose I should pack a few things
and get my car ready.

Just in case.

You let us know
if you need any help.

OK?

God bless you, darling.

You know I think there was
a couple of hours ago

require department update said that

it was about 50 acres.

It's certainly grown
in size over that time.

Have you been able to develop any estimate
about the acres burn at this point?

Now that the winds have shifted,

the fire has jumped the gorge

and the smoke from Parker

is now flowing into Kohlberg,

creating a whole new set of problems

for fire teams on

the ground.

Hey, Dave.

You hear about that fire?

Yeah.

You have to believe how that thing
jumped from the porch.

Who'd have thunk that?

Oh, yeah.

You know, I was just getting
ready to close up.

Lois been calling me
over and over again.

She's pretty damn worried.

I told her there's
nothing to worry about.

Not until they can give us
an alert.

I've been around here 40 years.

We have never had a fire
anywhere near Kohlberg,

so I didn't think there was anything

to worry about.

You'd think there's anything
to worry about.

Yeah, they're on aisle 3.

it doesn't really matter, does it?

You know, you seem to be

in kind of a rush there, Dave.

You thinking there's
going to be some trouble,

you kind of acting like you're expecting

trouble

that's being cared for anymore?

Shit.

God, we got to evacuate
the whole town.

No, no, it's Ohh.

We're supposed to go by zone.

This can't be right.

Your accounts overdue, Dave,
but just let me know how much it was.

You know how in the hell do they think

that these roads can
support everybody leaving

all at once.

I mean we we got to go by the zone.

That's the rules got to go by the zone,
don't we gave that.

OK.

Evacuate then.

How can that happen so fast?

I don't know.

What about that?

Hey.

Hey.

You OK?

Hey, do you care
about the evacuation?

On my way, our valuables and clothes
make sure my dad's ready to go.

I love you.

I love you.

Sorry.

You there, Dave.

Sarah.

911, what is the nature
of your emergency?

We're trying to evacuate,

but we don't know where it's safe to go.

There's an evacuation point
on Cedar and 12th.

That's what they said before,

but there's too much smoke
and all the fires are around

us that can't get there.

OK, we're trying to get
some help out to you now.

George, wake up.

Come on.

There's a fire in Colberg.

Can you believe this shit?

They're really scary.

False alarm.

George, my dad's on the way
back from the store.

We're getting the hell out of here.

Grandma's Pack everything
that you need in the suitcase

and I'll be back.

OK, take your PlayStation.

Just received an e-mail.

This follows the evacuation
order for Parker.

I repeat, all residents
of Parker and Kohlberg

are ordered to leave now.

Please be advised for
the high wind warnings

for today.

These fires have the potential
to move very fast.

Ohh.

Ohh.

What am I supposed to do here?

How can I choose

to pick your favourites?

No, they're all my favourites.

You guys,

come on, we got to go now.

OK, get the suitcase.

Come on, George.

Let's go.

What?

Hey, you can't park there.

Sir.

That truck, Sir.

You know, look, I'm sorry,
but my house is right down the road, OK?

So the road is closed,
My family's there.

This entire area
is going to be evacuated.

I understand that,
but they're all ready to go, OK?

So just let me through.

There.

Everyone's coming down.

No one's going back up.

Give me your name,
give your address.

We'll get a team
to your family member.

You have to come
and not gone on Grandpa.

You don't want to die.

What are you going to do,
carry me?

Yes, you're lighter
than a twig.

When I was in the army,
they taught me how to do judo.

Don't make me use it.

I found these in here last week.

You come with us now
and they're yours.

Listen, my wife
is 8 months pregnant, OK?

then you gotta get somebody
to check on it

right now.

But that truck is right
in front of our way.

It's in the way.

Your home as soon as possible,

and it goes Far East and began.

Evacuate.

Or even began.

Hey, where are you?

Let me through.

What does that mean?

They've said that they're not
letting anybody.

Here, this time
we need to leave now.

I could meet you in town,

like on on Sullivan and Ulster
in the parking lot.

Sarah.

Sarah.

Hey, Clay.

All right.

Get these people through Make way.

Did somebody get that guy
to back up?

Where is he going?

1961.

Hey, Clay.

Up the house, OK.

Yeah.

Umm.

Fires on the Ridge over there.

It's OK, baby.

It's OK.

Let's go.

This is no joke.

Let's go.

Come on.

Come on, Grandma.

In the car.

I ran back into the house
to get some photo albums.

Ma'am, you need
to get out of the house.

Hard drive.

OK, we're trying to get
some help out to you now.

Oh my God.

Slow down,

slow down.

Right Tap that break a few times
where you start the fire.

Don't get us.

You will.

I got a full pack of cigarettes.

Climate change has done us.

That's bullshit.

It's a fat grandpa.

The world's getting hotter.

My science teacher said cut the shit,
I'm 80 years old.

I was there 40 years ago.

It gets hot.

It gets cold manner.

OK, what happened to Get Me Out
of here in

my house?

On the?

I tried to get out and I
just followed the road

and I just started right before they

have heard of man,

it's like I can't get
any calls out on my cell phone.

The cell phone towers down,

but I can give you a ride, OK?

To my family 1st,
and then

we'll head back to town.

OK, You can't go that way.

I have to go there.

Every family's everything
that way is on fire.

Turn around.

You have to go back.

You can't go that way.

What's your name?

Dave.

If I'm taken.

I pray for you.

All right, man.

I'm trying to pray for you.

Good luck.

I'll try to look out
for on the way back, OK?

Ohh

shit hey.

OK, Sir, sorry, look at me.

Hey, OK.

Look at me.

OK.

Hey, Clay.

OK.

Huh.

Please, baby.

OK.

Dad.

Dad.

Dad, look.

Bad truth.

See.

OK.

OK.

Your message is gone.

Let's get up to the truck.

What

the hell happened?

OK.

Thanks.

All right, we're going to do that.

I have to head back to the house.

They said they sent me back
to the neighbourhood

so they would get a call out the down

power line blocking the main road.

There's nowhere else to go.

OK.

They'll be all right here
waiting to call out.

We're going to be all right.

Please kind of protect us
through this thing.

We didn't work.

He's comfortable.

Just transitions to you.

Please protect us.

God.

Taylor Swift.

It's like the fire totally missed us.

Do you think the fire is going
to make its way back here?

It's this crazy fire.

It's anyone's guess.

I don't know the exact
teams come through yet,

so I think the best thing to do
is fireproof

the house.

Guess come this way.

What about grandpa?

Yeah.

Up there now, OK.

And I know he's watching
down on us.

He's going to protect us.

But he needs us to be strong.

Now we got a lot
of work to do.

I need your help, OK?

Need both your help.

All right, we need to clear
all this brushed up.

We need the wet down
the entire area.

20 to 30 feet out, 500 miles.

Yeah.

All right, let's go get
the sprinkler heads with you.

Let's check back in with
Chief Meteorologist

Mike Nelson.

Mike just all related to what we're seeing
in the warmer world,

the fire triangle, the

winds, the heat
and the drier conditions.

It's pretty simple.

If it gets hot, it gets dry.

If it gets dry,
the fire danger is greater.

We've certainly seen
catastrophic results in that today.

Far away from the wildfires
that destroyed communities

in mere seconds,

as many as 1000

homes burned,

leaving many families homeless.

Tearing through residential neighbourhoods

like a blow torch fueled

by intense 100 mile

an hour winds.

Pretty shocking the wind blowing answers
all over the world.

100,000 acres already burned
in the Colbert region,

the things have already taken a turn

for the worse,

so many worried
about the status of their homes.

It's estimated that over 100 homes
have burned in Coburg

and thousands more have been

evacuated, thousands forced to flee
with almost no warning.

It has been a terrifying ordeal.

Tonight, the destruction
is almost catastrophic,

still far from being contained.

There's more fires.

How?

How can that be?

Might have to fit
with the evacuation route.

The road is blocked off.

You're going to have
to go another way.

Well, I'm going to hit.

Awesome.

When shifting to the West,

this fire is only 5% contained.

And although gusts have died down
for now,

conditions can change rapidly.

So please stay alert out there,
folks, and stay safe.

I'm Don Mansfield, Kate Cole News.

What do we do now?

We wait.

And we pray.

Hey.

Hey.

Not much to show
for 82 years of living.

I don't think your father
had many needs.

I wish she got to meet him
before my mom passed away.

He just changed so much
after she died.

Watching her go through cancer
really harden them.

He comes up off from everybody,
including me.

Never the same.

He was a good man.

I don't really show it to you now.

We didn't know, right?

I was driving too fast
and I was right.

No, come on, Sir.

That's going to be.

It's not your fault, OK?

No, no, this is.

Amendment.

This time.

He was ready to go.

You know.

Now he's at peace.

And I'm so sorry if I ever said anything.

You know why he was
so hard on you?

Because you reminded him
of Mumble.

Because you're strong

and you're beautiful.

You say what's on your mind?

No legs.

I know when he looked at you
and it was painful

and that, that's why.

That's why it was so hard on.

Thank you, baby.

OK.

Because we have each other.

I love you.

I'm sorry, ma'am.

That's all the information
we have at this time.

You OK?

I don't get it.

People are going down the mountain

because the fires at the top
of the hill, right?

But now people are reporting
there's fire at the bottom.

Two, How was that possible?

Spot fires, the main part
of the fire Crest of this Ridge.

Normally the embers blow upward

and they just sort of fizzle out.

But these winds are so intense,

they carry the embers aloft

and start new fires that

are called spot fires.

That's how the fire
reached Wickers Canyon.

So how far can the embers blow?

Half a mile?

Mile, maybe more.

So you're telling me there's going
to be more fire all over the place?

Probably.

So where am I supposed
to tell these people?

Go.

We can't save everybody.

All we can do is help
one person at a time.

911 What is the nature
of your emergency?

Say anything?

Smoke.

Maybe we'll get lucky.

Well.

Can't get through the main roads
left down power line but.

Maybe there's a service Rd
that we can take together around it.

If we're going to try
and wait it out.

That wind shifted W

that means the fire is on its way.

Maybe maybe this one?

Thank you.

So King's house.

Ohh.

Just going to help you.

Hey, Hun.

This is

so Dockins.

That would happen
what happened to her?

People reside.

I can't take this.

Fucking fire.

OK.

Good day.

We.

Things can be replaced by people
can always work together.

The service Rd is coming up
on your right hand side.

No, I can't see anything,
just smoke.

It's clear that it's right there.

You can see

it's right there.

Ohh God.

Be careful, Dave.

I'm trying the right way?

We're surrounded by fire.

The only way through the main road

so we have to push through
goes fast as I can.

Hang on, OK,
hang in there.

All right, guys.

All right.

Where are we?

Where is all this stuff?

To the runoff canal.

What's up?

Is there any other way?

Kick it around.

Maybe.

Do you even want
to drive one of those?

I don't want to construction
company out, so.

There's no keys.

Go grab my bolt cutters.

Which Hey, hey, hey,
hey, You OK?

Hey, look at me.

Look at me.

Look, yeah,
talk to me.

I just a cramp.

Yes.

I think they have homes here, OK?

Always gonna lose anybody.

Just just gotta get through that road
and that takes us to safety.

Put everything there.

OK?

Come on.

Yeah, that'll work perfect.

You got it.

Cool.

We got to move.

Come on, guys.

Mom.

You have a chance.

Yeah.

Easier to carefully, Dave.

Just being fast and we can
make it all right.

Shit, what happened?

OK.

Just happened.

A while back.

You know, this whole time.

Could you fix it?

Agencies, we're going
to have to go on foot.

Hurry,

grab that backpack.

Grab your stuff.

Give me that jacket.

Grab the backpack.

Good.

OK.

Clever.

Of my life.

911, what is the nature
of your emergency?

Hi, I'm sitting on Pine Bluff.

Where are we supposed to go?

I can't get past the barricade.

The road is blocked off.

Gonna have to go another way.

There should be a path on Wilson St
Do you know where Wilson Street is?

Yeah, I do.

Thanks so much.

Where's that coming from?

Phone numbers.

You're really bad.

We gotta get out of here.

Keep moving.

OK.

Come on baby.

Come on.

You going?

My mom.

OK, OK, OK.

Water.

Just rest for a second.

We're going to drink quick
and move.

He's got to keep pushing
through, OK?

We can make it OK.

Ohh, you weighs everybody.

But this was me looking for people.

Yeah, come on, stay along
the tree line, OK?

We got to keep moving.

Come on.

Running into somebody.

Fire doesn't run into US first.

It's not going to happen, Clay.

We're going to get rescued.

How do you know?

Because I'm your dad.

Play when I say goes, OK?

Dave.

I'm sorry, Claire.

Sorry.

That book.

See if there's any keys.

I see lights, Dad.

I can't believe
they didn't lose power.

Check it out.

You think anybody's home?

I don't know.

Hello.

Hello.

There's a porch on the side here.

Come on, come on.

Hello.

Anyone home Look?

Good luck.

Dave.

This isn't looting, all right?

We're going to replace
whatever we take after.

Hello.

Hello.

We have some water mains
dehydrated all right.

Drink as much as you can.

Oh thank God Oh my God
good water ohh my feet.

No.

Drink up.

Ohh.

Looks like they must have evacuated.

Heard about these?

OK.

Could you give me that?

Oh my God this is awesome.

Yeah, we're sending
that rescue team now.

Yeah.

911, what is the nature
of your emergency?

Hi.

Hi,

my name is Sarah Laughlin
and my family needs help.

We've been running from the fire

and and we're on a service road off of.

With Sullivan Rd.

In the house and we need to be picked up,

are you an imminent danger, man?

Well.

Well, not right this second.

I'm eight months pregnant

and I'm scared
I might lose the baby pregnant.

OK.

Ohh, I see your address here
as 77 Turner Rd.

Does that sound right?

Yeah, I think so.

OK, Let me see if there's
a rescue team in your area.

Thank you.

See if there's a rescue.

I can't believe this won't work.

Who even uses landlines anymore?

Old people.

Thank God for old people.

Ma'am.

Yes.

Hi.

OK.

It looks like they're the rescue team
doing a sweep of the area now.

They should be able to get to you
in about 45 minutes to an hour.

All right.

Thank you, Sir.

OK.

Thank you so much.

Yeah.

They say they come how long?

45 minutes to an hour.

Get it out of here.

This Cal Fire dispatch.

This is the emergency services Colberg.

I need a rescue team out to 77 Turner Rd
as fast as possible.

OK, great.

I'll add it to the route.

Thank you.

911 What is the nature
of your emergency?

Oh God, thank God
for old people.

You did so good.

Umm.

I'm going to check out that truck
and see if it runs.

Hey, Dave, don't go outside.

Don't go outside, OK?

They're going to be here soon.

We just hang tight.

Who's hungry?

I'm hungry.

You want food, Mommy?

I'm going to be here a while so.

Ohh

cookies, cookies, cookies.

Take these home.

We need to go right now.

Restrictions on Swear you
don't have 45 minutes?

Yeah, sorry.

Hold on, let me see
if

there's an update.

Sarah.

Sarah.

No.

Is the car working?

Sorry, I see the wiring
won't start.

Bone Daddy.

Yeah, you know what?

You're

going to be OK.

All right, Sarah, look, look,
look, listen to me.

We have to go, OK?

No, no, no.

Don't sit down.

We have to go.

Hang in there with me, alright?

No, there's nowhere to go.

Where are we?

Right,

we're in this area over here,
so the road right there.

OK, that's it.

That's it right there.

That's show Mike.

It's not.

When we used to fish with Grandpa,
they got boats there.

Remember, we can take a boat
out to the middle of the lake

and just hide out from the

fire until it passes.

Or is it?

I don't know, maybe a mile,
a mile and 1/2.

You can make it.

The true story.

OK.