Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center.

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now here's Armstrong and Getty.

With that fire danger looming, families in Southern California are shell-shot and worried a new inferno could break out.

They've got everything prepared.

You can see the monumental amount of resources.

A fire truck here.

One tucked in there.

Another one in that driveway,

five, six, and on down almost every block as fire trucks here in this canyon. We spoke with L.A. County Fire Chief Anthony Barone. There is another Santa Ana wind event forecast for next week.

Yes, yes. The L.A. County Fire Department's going to be ready.

So the fireworks continue, and hopefully the worst of it is over in terms of creating more damage.

If you lost everything, the worst of it is not over.

It's still in the middle of the worst of it, and you might be in the worst of it for a very long time.

Then you got the weird situations we were talking about a little bit ago about neighborhoods.

We know a few people like this where everything is gone except for your house, for whatever reason.

And how weird that would be if you're the one house in the block that survived or you're the part of the homes where the fire stopped for some reason

but everything next to it and the neighborhood is gone and so you're surrounded by

you know it looks like Gaza your local gas station and grocery stores burnt down your

kid's school is gone I mean it's not near the same neighborhood you used to live in

even though your house is still there.

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