Hello everyone and welcome to police off the cuff, real crime stories.

I'm your host, retired NYPD, Sergeant Bill Cannon,

a 27-year veteran of the NYPD. We're all hoping for a break in these fires, these devastating,

devastating fires in California. The images are just absolutely horrific as we look at these.

And as the Santa Ana winds continue, and they continue blowing and spreading the fire to other neighborhoods, new fires broke out in an area called West Hills last night.

And before you knew it, 10,000 acres had been destroyed.

And this is the nature of this fire.

And 8,000 more firefighters have been brought in.

The National Guard has been brought in.

When you look at these images,

they're absolutely, absolutely horrific.

According to the New York Times,

the threat of more fires propelled

by blistering Santa Ana winds

hung over Southern California.

On Friday, as firefighters battle to contain the raging blazers that have killed at least

10 people and destroyed thousands of structures.

More than 35,000 acres have burned in and around Los Angeles.

A new fire in the Kenneth fire broke out Thursday evening in West Hills north of

Calabasas and grew rapidly to 1,000 acres within hours.

Mandatory evacuation orders were lifted before midnight as the fire was partially contained,

but its outbreak showed we are absolutely not out of this extreme weather.

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