00:00BREAKING NEWS Los Angeles is under siege as wildfires ravage
00:04the region.
00:06The Palisades fire has grown from just 10 acres to a staggering 3,000 acres in mere
00:11hours.
00:12How did it happen so fast?
00:14Let's break it down in this minute-long deep dive.
00:18It all started Tuesday morning at 10.30 a.m.
00:21A small brush fire in Pacific Palisades exploded in size, fueled by hurricane-force winds and
00:27dangerously dry conditions.
00:30By the evening, over 30,000 residents had been evacuated, and 13,000 structures were
00:35at risk.
00:37California's infamous Santa Ana winds turned this fire into a monster, spreading flames
00:42at an alarming rate.
00:44The lack of rainfall since May and rising temperatures caused by global warming created
00:48the perfect storm for disaster.
00:51The chaos didn't stop there.
00:53A second fire erupted in Eaton Canyon, consuming 1,000 acres overnight.
00:58And a third, the Hearst fire, spread quickly in Sylmar, forcing even more evacuations.
01:05With winds expected to hit 100 miles per hour, firefighters are in a race against time.
01:10Governor Gavin Newsom has declared a state of emergency as bulldozers work to clear roads
01:15and emergency teams battle the blaze.
01:18This is a stark reminder of how human-driven climate change is reshaping our world.
01:23Stay tuned as we bring you updates on the fight to contain these devastating wildfires.
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