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November 8th.

730 in the morning, this town started to burn down within three hours was gone

Paradise found as fires rage across California Oscar winning director Ron Howard shows us what happens to the people left behind.

Then, I do not leave these people today.

A shocking twist for the real life hero the world knows from Hotel Rwanda,

why he's now under arrest in his own home country.

Plus what I'm hoping that happens through this process is that all of a sudden we see

education as one of the most important priorities that we can focus on.

Google's global education evangelist tells Anna Cabrera how schools can adapt to the

pandemic. And finally, look at me, how Iranian American photographer

Firuz Ahidi got from there to here and helped define an era. I'm Christina Manpur in London.

For weeks the skies over California have looked like this an alternative universe.

The wildfire blazes bleeding into the heavens.

Dozens have raged through California, Washington and Oregon,

scorching millions of hectares of land,

killing residents and destroying homes.

And climate change is the gasoline pouring all over these tinderboxes. This same horror show has played out across the world

in Australia, the Amazon rainforest and even in the Arctic Circle as extreme

weather becomes ever more so. But what happens to people after

the ashes settle? That is the focus of prolific director Ron Howard's latest

documentary, Rebuilding Paradise, which follows the aftermath of the 2018

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