On Front next, live from Southern California, where there are urgent warnings of what they are calling explosive growing fires near hurricane strength winds forecast in these coming hours.

Plus, searching for a cause, federal investigators just arriving on the ground, trying to determine now, trying to find what caused the deadly fires, including the Palisades fire where near where we are.

Was it arson? We're going to speak to an investigator involved.

And I'm going to talk to the owner of a bakery in Pasadena.

Now feeding first responders and neighbors who have lost homes, even though she can no longer live in her own house.

I can't make payroll for the first time ever. Let's go

out front. And good evening. I'm Aaron Burnett tonight live from Malibu, California. And out front

tonight, the breaking news, brace for what they are saying will be explosive fire growth. That is the

warning here tonight, as the

winds are now just starting to pick back up, and we are looking at near hurricane force wind

gusts in the next few hours over this evening. That is, of course, extremely concerning, because

wind like that, any kind of wind, but certainly wind like that, could erase progress that firefighters have made

and trying to knock down the raging flames and fires that have devastated Los Angeles.

Killing at least 24, a number the governor of California says will go up significantly.

Already more than 12,000 structures are gone.

40,000 acres burned through, including what is behind me. One of the most

beautiful places to live in America, this is all that exists of a home that overlooked the Pacific

Coast Highway right here in Malibu. And I'll show you what this place looked like one week ago.

One week ago, if you were standing here, and I never would have been standing here because you

don't stand in Malibu, California for a news show until you look at the other side of the screen. And that is what's

happened, this devastation, all that is here now, part of a door, wall, a fireplace. Everything else is

gone. Now this hour, nearly 100,000 people still under evacuation orders as two major fires here are still burning.

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