Incredible job, team!!! Thank you for spotlighting both the heroism and people's stories of loss. And Shout-out to all the men and women who came down from WA to assist!!!!
@@TheIroczcamaro Funding Marxist ideologies in the government. This is Exactly what they want to happen! Chaos...destruction...poverty crime...More people dependent on the government to "save" them!
While I have deep empathy for the fire victims, I was angered to watch firefighters struggling to remove a bush from a home's fence. That's not their job! If you own a house in California (I do) take the personal responsibility of keeping a defensible space around your home. Those who don't are willingly accepting the increased risk of devastating consequences.
it's not going to do much. The embers were coming from miles away. This is a once in a century 100mph wind + fire event. The whole point of living in CA was to have open space, low houses to see the skyline and vegetation coupled with low humidity and fair weather. Now all that has come back to bite them in their asses as the dry trees were basically gas on gas.
Just like Lahaina.....intentional destruction of property to sell it to developers for high profit. Both are to become SMART CITIES! Did you see the little dance that Newsom did when he was talking about both fires? WOW! No wonder he just bought a $9 million home.
Wow, overwhelming! I'd be having a serious breakdown. Many ppl SEEM to be coping! I'm praying for them all, wish I could do more but I, myself, am a low income person, barely making a living and hanging on, myself, with a son, w multiple, complex health issues. I guess you could say, I deeply empathize with 'others' sufferings, bc, I have been, and am, there. One sees so much suffering in this life, I am continually learning about the what and the why of it. I actually don't understand it -- only that it happens to everyone, whether you are prepared, or not. So, the only thing I can offer is my hope, strength and love.
When property owners pay the same amount in taxes as they did in 1950, eventually the fire department won’t have the funds necessary to protect all your houses from burning down. Does that make any sense :(
One of the top LA firefighters COs stated it takes 3 fire engines to handle 1 LA home. No area can fight a wildfire in a urban area with 90+mph wind gusts. Aerial support cannot fly in wind gusts above 40+mph. Homes going forward need to be built with fire resistant materials & built in fire breaks need to be installed. Wider streets would also help. Take Florida as a example of another type of natural disaster- Hurricanes. To many older coastal homes that are ground level are now more in risk of storm surge flooding going forward.
No one pays prop tax from the 1950s! It compounds 2% per year! $1,000 per year would be tens of thousands per year now. It's math. And homeowners not allowed to create defensible space due to environmental regulations.
Interesting/informative/entertaining. A special shout out to everyone whom par took in those video photography sessions. Being a professional photographer I fully understand the adrenaline blood 🩸 pressure rush. Per suing such life threatening photography adventures 😉. Hurricane 🌀 and tornadoes 🌪 are my adrenaline rush endeavors 😳.
Naive and uneducated. These are wildfires - that entered LA. I lived in S.OR and N CA. NOT easy to put out esp when Rivers that led into CA ran dry due to overfarming. Lake MEAD was empty and other water sources DRIED up.
@@zunaidbhamjee1625 Funny, you say that these fires are "unstoppable", when... as the supposed 1st world nation we are, do have access to frequency based fire extinguishers that use sound waves to put out fires... These devices are used at airports to extinguish plane fires without damaging any of the equipment like water or other extinguishers would... They are highly regulated devices because they can cause bodily injury, but they totally work in seconds to extinguish any fire... As a modern nation with billions to hand out to other nations, one would think that they would utilize this technology to stop the spread of a pesky brush fire before it burned down an entire town worth billions of dollars in property value and the loss of potential tax revenues... But I guess convincing the masses that it was natural, and there is nothing anyone could do, because of the wind...
@@CatBrash Yet the video and other sources show they were. (obviously depends on the severity) and experienced pilots to be sure. (some great images on other channels)
@@CatBrash Not factual. Helicopters are used to fight wildfires in the Los Angeles area by dropping water on hot spots and transporting firefighters and equipment. The Los Angeles County Fire Department (LAFD) and Cal Fire use helicopters to fight wildfires.
The homeless issue just got a curve ball from nature's wrath. Some people are likely to leave out. NSOP - non-standard operations appear to be in effect for the foreseeable future. Good luck Angelenos.
I have been researching and studying these fires since Paradise California, after Lahaina Maui, I was enraged! I do believe I have a relatively good grasp as to how and why these "wild fires" are so devastating to everything except the "wild"... Seeing this devastation from LA has found me apathetic and numb... I can fluidly and easily express scientific and obvious explanations for the strange phenomenon we are witnessing. IT BOILS MY RH NEGATIVE BLOOD THAT PEOPLE WILL STILL DISCREDIT WHAT I HAVE PRESENTED, AND ARGUE, AND VILIFY ME AS SOME QUACK JOB WHOM DOESN'T KNOW WHAT I AM TALKING ABOUT! So the structures are burned to the ground and cars are melted, yet the trees are still there with leaves and the bushes right next to the house are just fine...? I have seen super flammable ceder and gum and eucalyptus trees hanging with leaves intact hanging over multi story mansions that were completely leveled.... That's not normal! Kids plastic playsets next to incenerated homes, blue plastic trash cans sitting brand new looking inside garages that were leveled or next to cars and homes that were incenerated... Plastic usually turns to hot melting flammable goop when exposed to high temperatures! But okay your right everything is completely normal... No water in the fire hydrants? That's because the static energy that causes all the crazy, not normal winds is caused by a macro wave energy source that vaporizes H2O in its beam path... That process obviously evaporated the water out of the steel pipes! Tell me how a brush fire burns pipes in the ground or ignites non flammable telephone poles and melts the electric lines and meter box's... The energy concentration is so intense that anything, that is conductive, like metal or H2O, will have a ground fault reaction creating an arc, anything touching that arc would incenerate at extremely high temperatures, think plasma cutter, this is why plastic objects didn't melt, or the "open to the elements" super dry osb of the under construction home right next door didn't catch fire.... The osb was dry and had no H2O to boil or metal to combust... Unlike the steel banded tires of the car parked out in front of the leveled house that was also incenerated... It's the same thing that happens when you put foil in a microwave, but on a larger scale... The trees and foliage don't burn because wood doesn't conduct electricity very well... But DEW you know what does conduct electricity....? Everything that these "wild fires" DEW burn! The smart meters were installed and every home was wired to a dedicated ground wire coming from the polls to the house... Houses presmart meter, were grounded with rods into the ground... Now every house is hooked to a common ground that's feed back to the substations. Adding this ground allows the electric Company a third connection in which they can send singles through... They use this to monitor real-time usage as well as gives them the ability to pulse an alternate sinewave through the ground that will remotely shut off your power... That is their main purpose, the ability to remotely shut off power... IMO the electric company has data of extreme spikes and malfunctions during these fires... Most of the houses that survived this fire did not have smart meters or had isolation cutoffs between the and the grid... As far as the dustification of the man-made structures goes... It's frequency that vibrates particles, metallic objects, when exposed to certain frequencies, become hyper conductive and this produces heat... It also causes the surface of the metallic objects to oxidize, oxygen feeds fire... Hence the rapid incenereation of metal objects when placed in your microwave... Also explains the white look of the ash present on the cars and other incenereated objects like the broken power polls and transformers... Usually, house fires and even forest fires leave the landscape or surrounding structures covered in black soot and charred surfaces... These fires consumed entire homes but left only white ash and no smoke damage... Here is another bit of science, the oxidation of concrete or stone or ceramic objects, this process of vibrating concrete molecules literally zaps the oxygen molecules out of the masonry, guess what happens when you lower the ppm of oxygen molecules in concrete? IT LITERALLY, WILL TURN TO DUST! Hence the lack of structures after fires like that of Lihaina... I can also say that this type of frequency manipulation doesn't really affect plastic objects... They turned off the water in Maui/LA/Paradise because adding water to an electrical fire will only make it worse... The most moist place in a tree is obviously at its core, and just like the food in your microwave, that cooks from the inside out, so do the trees in these "wildfires"! Also brush fires don't leap, they spread across the landscape igniting everything flamible in their paths... This looks like these structures burned intensly fast from the inside out, and most didn't even singe the lush landscapeing or char the wooden fences at all! Notice that everything is not bright and lush green everywhere.... But still retains all of its foliage.... These plants and trees appear to be severely dehydrated but not burnt at all... I have seen under construction, open to the elements, stick frame OSB sheeting houses that are currently standing and untouched by fire, right next to completely leveled concrete, glass, and steel homes.... So please open your eyes and you will see that this fire was not normal wild fire.
"war of the worlds 1953 movie "was about cal and aliens from space UFO's. destroying it with beams of fires....."escape from LA movie also both coming true" this is predicted to happen. Sodom and Gomorrah too
2 Peter 2:6: "And God did not spare ancient cities, but destroyed Sodom and Gomorrah, making them an example to those who would afterwards live ungodly".
i'm trying to imagine how do you move food n water n medical and bath room supplies sleeping quarters etc into a disaster zone that's everything that i can think of that a person might need but i'm sure i left something out
The foliage didn't burn neither did any of the wooden fences hardly I don't know what footage of these fires you've been watching but obviously you aren't looking with your eyes to see that many things that you claim are fire hazards did not burn
I live in the Pacific Northwest and what that guy should have said is that the PNW is mostly green! We don't have acres and acres of dry dead brush and grass with houses stacked on top of each other.. It is so different here.. 🤨
Depends on the area. (I now am back in the PCW) S Oregon formerly, N CA (outside of SanFrancisco) - These States are huge with mountain ranges and other natural "dividers". - Coastal areas, and desert areas, mountains ect. - There are areas that are desert areas. Where I live now is Sage Steppe Desert (Tri Cities WA) Very dry - fires as well (but in the grass areas)
It seems that Californian's are slow to react. If you know there are fires around you should be constantly looking out your window checking, packing and ready to get out in time. Don't wait until it's across the street.
Is there any chance people are let to or even want to rebuild in these areas? The insurance companies will not cover these areas what so ever due to the increase of number and strength of these wildfires 🥲
Thank you for putting this together… gives perspective previously not seen.
@@theck672 absolutely agree 100% with your comment!
Incredible job, team!!! Thank you for spotlighting both the heroism and people's stories of loss. And Shout-out to all the men and women who came down from WA to assist!!!!
There was no water at the hydrants. That is incompetence of the most severe nature. People died as a result.
Where all those tax dollars 'a" goin'? ???
@@TheIroczcamaro
EXACTLY!!!🤔...
I fully agree.I live in the UvK.This is so sad.Have you got rain now?
Thanking You
Hazel
@@TheIroczcamaro Funding Marxist ideologies in the government. This is Exactly what they want to happen! Chaos...destruction...poverty crime...More people dependent on the government to "save" them!
The diabolically evil 👿 democratic party in Sacramento. Could care less about the unfortunate dear dead departed 😇.
They want you to leave but don't do anything for your house
While I have deep empathy for the fire victims, I was angered to watch firefighters struggling to remove a bush from a home's fence. That's not their job! If you own a house in California (I do) take the personal responsibility of keeping a defensible space around your home. Those who don't are willingly accepting the increased risk of devastating consequences.
Yep it called homeowners manicuring and maintenance
Why remove it bushes don't look like they burn
@@shelveyphillipsbowman8037 "Bushes don't burn" (dont' be so naive)
Anything burns in a fire! Even steel melts.
it's not going to do much. The embers were coming from miles away. This is a once in a century 100mph wind + fire event. The whole point of living in CA was to have open space, low houses to see the skyline and vegetation coupled with low humidity and fair weather. Now all that has come back to bite them in their asses as the dry trees were basically gas on gas.
Just like Lahaina.....intentional destruction of property to sell it to developers for high profit. Both are to become SMART CITIES! Did you see the little dance that Newsom did when he was talking about both fires? WOW! No wonder he just bought a $9 million home.
Intentional? You are absolutely delusional. Making up stuff to fit your hate.
@@crosetee you're the only one hating ....
yeah I'm thinking this too and with all those trees still standing with no burns it looks a lot like Hawaii.
Thank you. Great reporting.
Wow, overwhelming! I'd be having a serious breakdown. Many ppl SEEM to be coping! I'm praying for them all, wish I could do more but I, myself, am
a low income person, barely making a living and hanging on, myself, with a son, w multiple, complex health issues. I guess you could say, I deeply empathize with 'others' sufferings, bc, I have been, and am, there. One sees so much suffering in this life, I am continually learning about the what and the why of it. I actually don't understand it -- only that it happens to everyone, whether you are prepared, or not. So, the only thing I can offer is my hope, strength and love.
Gavin newsom and Karen bass need to resign
Nice interviews! Well done. Refreshing not to have the typical news reporting nonsense. So superficial usuallly.
When property owners pay the same amount in taxes as they did in 1950, eventually the fire department won’t have the funds necessary to protect all your houses from burning down. Does that make any sense :(
They can protect Israel 😂
They have plenty of money for Ukraine.
One of the top LA firefighters COs stated it takes 3 fire engines to handle 1 LA home. No area can fight a wildfire in a urban area with 90+mph wind gusts. Aerial support cannot fly in wind gusts above 40+mph. Homes going forward need to be built with fire resistant materials & built in fire breaks need to be installed. Wider streets would also help. Take Florida as a example of another type of natural disaster- Hurricanes. To many older coastal homes that are ground level are now more in risk of storm surge flooding going forward.
No one pays prop tax from the 1950s! It compounds 2% per year! $1,000 per year would be tens of thousands per year now. It's math. And homeowners not allowed to create defensible space due to environmental regulations.
THEY NEED ABOUT FIFTY THOUSAND FIREMEN TO FIGHT THAT FIRE.
Interesting/informative/entertaining. A special shout out to everyone whom par took in those video photography sessions. Being a professional photographer I fully understand the adrenaline blood 🩸 pressure rush. Per suing such life threatening photography adventures 😉. Hurricane 🌀 and tornadoes 🌪 are my adrenaline rush endeavors 😳.
Just in time to build the smart cities before the next olympics.
Bless each and everyone
Waxhaw North Carolina says that this is an excellent report thank you for producing it and publishing it online.
King5 THOSE KIDS...in the beginning on your intro...ARE SUSPECTS FOR ARSON!!! fyi...
My fart also contributed to the fires... fyi...
This was illegals, angry about the Trump win.
The mighty USA can't extinguish a fire .
Naive and uneducated. These are wildfires - that entered LA. I lived in S.OR and N CA.
NOT easy to put out esp when Rivers that led into CA ran dry due to overfarming.
Lake MEAD was empty and other water sources DRIED up.
@@zunaidbhamjee1625 they could but 3 fish would lose their home if supplied more water
@@zunaidbhamjee1625 Funny, you say that these fires are "unstoppable", when... as the supposed 1st world nation we are, do have access to frequency based fire extinguishers that use sound waves to put out fires... These devices are used at airports to extinguish plane fires without damaging any of the equipment like water or other extinguishers would... They are highly regulated devices because they can cause bodily injury, but they totally work in seconds to extinguish any fire... As a modern nation with billions to hand out to other nations, one would think that they would utilize this technology to stop the spread of a pesky brush fire before it burned down an entire town worth billions of dollars in property value and the loss of potential tax revenues... But I guess convincing the masses that it was natural, and there is nothing anyone could do, because of the wind...
U see how big it was ? People started them all over the place
How do the helicopters fly in those wind conditions?
they don't. That's why the Palisade's fire was so hard to control
@@CatBrash Yet the video and other sources show they were. (obviously depends on the severity) and experienced pilots to be sure. (some great images on other channels)
Carefully and with expertise.
@@CatBrash Not factual. Helicopters are used to fight wildfires in the Los Angeles area by dropping water on hot spots and transporting firefighters and equipment. The Los Angeles County Fire Department (LAFD) and Cal Fire use helicopters to fight wildfires.
Planes as well (specially outfitted with hoses to uptake wate) Amazing pilots.
The homeless issue just got a curve ball from nature's wrath. Some people are likely to leave out. NSOP - non-standard operations appear to be in effect for the foreseeable future. Good luck Angelenos.
I have been researching and studying these fires since Paradise California, after Lahaina Maui, I was enraged! I do believe I have a relatively good grasp as to how and why these "wild fires" are so devastating to everything except the "wild"... Seeing this devastation from LA has found me apathetic and numb... I can fluidly and easily express scientific and obvious explanations for the strange phenomenon we are witnessing. IT BOILS MY RH NEGATIVE BLOOD THAT PEOPLE WILL STILL DISCREDIT WHAT I HAVE PRESENTED, AND ARGUE, AND VILIFY ME AS SOME QUACK JOB WHOM DOESN'T KNOW WHAT I AM TALKING ABOUT!
So the structures are burned to the ground and cars are melted, yet the trees are still there with leaves and the bushes right next to the house are just fine...? I have seen super flammable ceder and gum and eucalyptus trees hanging with leaves intact hanging over multi story mansions that were completely leveled....
That's not normal!
Kids plastic playsets next to incenerated homes, blue plastic trash cans sitting brand new looking inside garages that were leveled or next to cars and homes that were incenerated... Plastic usually turns to hot melting flammable goop when exposed to high temperatures!
But okay your right everything is completely normal...
No water in the fire hydrants? That's because the static energy that causes all the crazy, not normal winds is caused by a macro wave energy source that vaporizes H2O in its beam path... That process obviously evaporated the water out of the steel pipes! Tell me how a brush fire burns pipes in the ground or ignites non flammable telephone poles and melts the electric lines and meter box's...
The energy concentration is so intense that anything, that is conductive, like metal or H2O, will have a ground fault reaction creating an arc, anything touching that arc would incenerate at extremely high temperatures, think plasma cutter, this is why plastic objects didn't melt, or the "open to the elements" super dry osb of the under construction home right next door didn't catch fire.... The osb was dry and had no H2O to boil or metal to combust... Unlike the steel banded tires of the car parked out in front of the leveled house that was also incenerated... It's the same thing that happens when you put foil in a microwave, but on a larger scale... The trees and foliage don't burn because wood doesn't conduct electricity very well... But DEW you know what does conduct electricity....? Everything that these "wild fires" DEW burn! The smart meters were installed and every home was wired to a dedicated ground wire coming from the polls to the house... Houses presmart meter, were grounded with rods into the ground... Now every house is hooked to a common ground that's feed back to the substations. Adding this ground allows the electric Company a third connection in which they can send singles through... They use this to monitor real-time usage as well as gives them the ability to pulse an alternate sinewave through the ground that will remotely shut off your power... That is their main purpose, the ability to remotely shut off power... IMO the electric company has data of extreme spikes and malfunctions during these fires... Most of the houses that survived this fire did not have smart meters or had isolation cutoffs between the and the grid...
As far as the dustification of the man-made structures goes... It's frequency that vibrates particles, metallic objects, when exposed to certain frequencies, become hyper conductive and this produces heat... It also causes the surface of the metallic objects to oxidize, oxygen feeds fire... Hence the rapid incenereation of metal objects when placed in your microwave... Also explains the white look of the ash present on the cars and other incenereated objects like the broken power polls and transformers... Usually, house fires and even forest fires leave the landscape or surrounding structures covered in black soot and charred surfaces... These fires consumed entire homes but left only white ash and no smoke damage...
Here is another bit of science, the oxidation of concrete or stone or ceramic objects, this process of vibrating concrete molecules literally zaps the oxygen molecules out of the masonry, guess what happens when you lower the ppm of oxygen molecules in concrete? IT LITERALLY, WILL TURN TO DUST! Hence the lack of structures after fires like that of Lihaina... I can also say that this type of frequency manipulation doesn't really affect plastic objects... They turned off the water in Maui/LA/Paradise because adding water to an electrical fire will only make it worse... The most moist place in a tree is obviously at its core, and just like the food in your microwave, that cooks from the inside out, so do the trees in these "wildfires"! Also brush fires don't leap, they spread across the landscape igniting everything flamible in their paths... This looks like these structures burned intensly fast from the inside out, and most didn't even singe the lush landscapeing or char the wooden fences at all! Notice that everything is not bright and lush green everywhere.... But still retains all of its foliage.... These plants and trees appear to be severely dehydrated but not burnt at all... I have seen under construction, open to the elements, stick frame OSB sheeting houses that are currently standing and untouched by fire, right next to completely leveled concrete, glass, and steel homes.... So please open your eyes and you will see that this fire was not normal wild fire.
Remember to stay " laser focused " !
Lay off the uppers bro holy cow
"war of the worlds 1953 movie "was about cal and aliens from space UFO's. destroying it with beams of fires....."escape from LA movie also both coming true" this is predicted to happen. Sodom and Gomorrah too
2 Peter 2:6:
"And God did not spare ancient cities, but destroyed Sodom and Gomorrah, making them an example to those who would afterwards live ungodly".
Hey L.A., Seattle has room for you!!
I can't believe people can go through this and still be deluded enough to think that "God" cares!
@@TheFreezerGeezer yup, agree. smh
i'm trying to imagine how do you move food n water n medical and bath room supplies sleeping quarters etc into a disaster zone that's everything that i can think of
that a person might need but i'm sure i left something out
Ya...you left out more spaces in between your words!
A wedding ring had zero chance of surviving that fire.....
Bummer should have kept that weddin' band on that weddin' finger
Yes, a ring has zero chance but shrubs and blue plastic trash bins do very well.
Almost the equivalent to a Nuclear Disaster Area. Everything leveled to the ground & no sign of life anywhere..
Except for all the trees that are still alive and unburnt
@@Sharla-d8e very effective
Wo sind bloß die ganzen Menschen?
Moral of the story . Buy a sprinkler system .
Those fancy irrigation systems definitely leaked out but sheesh. Fix your water supply problem.
💩
@RocketFromGuardiansExactly 💯
People kind help😢
Why do all the reporters wear yellow rain coats lol
DEWISH is run by an ORGanization that details HOW this was all done, WHY and WHO DID IT
All those homes next to the ocean and it all burns up Why?
THE LAFD..IS GREAT!!🤩BE SAFE HOPING FOR RAIN,, 👍. THANK YOU
يمهل ولا يهمل
brick houses and cement barricade walls around and no foliage no wood fences flat roofs with rocks and steel good luck LA
The foliage didn't burn neither did any of the wooden fences hardly I don't know what footage of these fires you've been watching but obviously you aren't looking with your eyes to see that many things that you claim are fire hazards did not burn
N Richard says God bless California people ❤❤❤
oh the surfers being surfers!!!
FREE PALESTINE FREE PALESTINE FREE PALESTINE
Poor baby
I live in the Pacific Northwest and what that guy should have said is that the PNW is mostly green! We don't have acres and acres of dry dead brush and grass with houses stacked on top of each other.. It is so different here.. 🤨
Depends on the area. (I now am back in the PCW) S Oregon formerly, N CA (outside of SanFrancisco)
- These States are huge with mountain ranges and other natural "dividers".
- Coastal areas, and desert areas, mountains ect.
- There are areas that are desert areas. Where I live now is Sage Steppe Desert (Tri Cities WA)
Very dry - fires as well (but in the grass areas)
@sazure2 Ya, Tri Cities get's a lot of snow in the winter so it's not really as close to being as dry as LA.. 😟
It seems that Californian's are slow to react. If you know there are fires around you should be constantly looking out your window checking, packing and ready to get out in time. Don't wait until it's across the street.
Psalm 11:6 and Genesis 19:24
Psalm 11:6
"He will rain down fire and brimstone on the wicked and scorch them with his burning wind".
The Palisades 'SERMONATOR"
Then there would be fires EVERWHERE! Wildlife, pets, innocents.
@@sazure2 patience Son lol
Where is Nikki hiding now?
09/01/25 old news 🗞️
Millionaire to homeless. Only God can do it.
"homeless"
that seems hot and smokey
like the firefighter says "God has control"
Is there any chance people are let to or even want to rebuild in these areas? The insurance companies will not cover these areas what so ever due to the increase of number and strength of these wildfires 🥲