As far as trophies, memories, diplomas,

everything else just went up in flames.

My mom just said it to me.

She's like, everything's gone.

You mean the books that we have?

Like nothing?

I'm just like, mom, it's all gone. All of it. Every memory, all those

things are gone. More families return to their fire-raveraged homes to find all of their

life's possessions gone. And tonight, firefighters are facing the possibility of new severe weather conditions on the way.

Also tonight, he's not qualified for the job.

And former colleagues said they worried about his drinking.

But tomorrow, the confirmation hearing will begin for Fox weekend host Pete Pegset, Donald Trump's pick to lead the Pentagon.

That's just one in a long line of confirmation hearings this week, which one Republican

senator called a little bit of a train wreck to make the understatement of the year so

far.

But we begin tonight with the fires and the lies about the fires.

Now, it is particularly nasty work to use a massive human tragedy to advance your own greed.

But leave it to the billionaire right in America to do just that,

with the multiple inferno still engulfing Southern

California, which have killed at least 24 people and swept through 40,000 acres in the greater

Los Angeles area, destroying entire communities and more than 12,000 structures.

The risk is far from over.

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