Let's go. We're back to more of the Kidcratic Morning Show.

So fair to say, the biggest story in our country right now are those wildfires that are just going through Southern California.

There was some good progress made this weekend with the fires. The wind did cooperate a little bit,

so that was a big help. But unfortunately, there's supposed to be more wind today and going

into the week. So we don't know what's going to happen with the fires because they're still lit

and they're not fully contained yet. We do hear that they're not as close to homes as they were

in the past, but that could change at any

moment, as we've noticed. Just one ember could go up and go somewhere and boom. And it's got

even wildfire season. No. Last night, officials up the death toll to at least 24 people, 16 of those

people died in the Eaton fire and ate in the Palisades fire.

And the number one thing I keep seeing online is how can we help all these people, you know?

How do we get, how do we not get stuck doing some sort of scam?

So I think it'd be best to get our friend that lives out there in L.A., Gray Drake, who's also a movie critic, to come on here

and give us a little bit of updates on what's going on out there in Los Angeles and Southern

California where the fires are happening. Gray, are you there?

I am. I'm here. I'm still standing, baby.

There you go, girl. Did it get any, did it get scary for you and Steve over the weekend?

You and your husband?

Well, it has never stopped being scary if I'm being honest.

Yeah.

Uh, I have, I have never been through anything like this.

And I just kept thinking about everybody who, you know, who's been through these kinds of disasters, whether it's, whether it's cold, whether it's, you know, hurricane tornado, whether the ground is shaking, whether the sky's rebelling.

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