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Tonight, major developments on day three of President Trump's second term, including sweeping

changes at the Justice Department.

We'll get to all of that in just a moment.

But first, Los Angeles residents are dealing with yet another raging wildfire, just two

weeks since the devastating

palisades and eaten fires first ignited. You're looking at live pictures of the Hughes

fire. This one is extremely explosive. It is burning. Get this. The equivalent of a football field

every two to three seconds. The blaze is going through parts of northern LA County,

as well as Ventura County, and 31,000 people are under mandatory evacuation orders as we speak.

Right now, it's burning near the town of Kastaiq. Forecast models show that town is in serious danger. It's already scorched more than

9,000 acres, and it is at present 0% contained. Now, we do have footage that appears to show when

this fire started, and by the way, just how quickly it then spread. The timestamp here, 10.38 in the morning.

Cal Fire first detected it at 1053.

Let's get straight to CNN's Veronica Miracle on the front lines of this fire, live in Castaic.

Veronica, what is it like on the ground right now so soon after the last time we saw raging wildfires

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