Good evening, everyone. We begin tonight with the fires that are still burning out of control

after three days of hell for the people of Los Angeles. The flames continue to devastate the city,

placing nearly 200,000 residents under evacuation orders. At least five people are reported dead so far,

but officials said the number could rise. The Santa Ana winds brought, the sentimental winds,

drought, and climate change have exacerbated the fires in California, creating dystopian scenes

at iconic L. iconic LA landmarks.

A new brush fire called the Sunset Fire broke out in the Hollywood Hills near Runyon Canyon Wednesday evening,

spreading close to the famous Walk of Fame in the historic theaters on Hollywood Boulevard.

Thankfully, the Sunset Fire is now 100% contained.

But multiple other fires are still active, from the one that burned more than 17,000 acres,

as well as numerous homes, businesses, and landmarks in Pacific Palisades and westward

along Pacific Coast Highway

toward Malibu, as well as the Eaton Fire, which burned more than 10,000 acres and many

structures in Altadena and Pasadena. Here are satellite images showing before and afterviews

of the neighborhoods ravaged this week.

This is complete devastation.

Entire homes lost.

Neighborhoods decimated.

Tens of thousands displaced.

And not just the celebrities.

It's gone.

It's all we got. Our worst fear happens, so that's all right.

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