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This is what it's like to drive through wildfire which has killed at least 23
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Three bystanders shot by Albuquerque officers during fatal shootout with suspect
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Absolute Lowlife Throws A Large Stone Through A Speeding Train Window
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Harrowing Footage Shows Azerbaijan Airlines Crashing, Killing 38 People
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This is the moment police and firefighters "drive into hell" as they battle wildfires which have claimed the lives of 23 people.
The huge fires are raging across California and have reduced entire neighbourhoods to ash as the "flames are moving faster than firefighters can run".
Today firefighters are still battling 22 separate wildfires sweeping across the American state as strong winds intensified the problem
ABC News reporters at the scene interviewed two brothers working through the remains of their elderly parents house.
Chuck and Mike Ripey explained that their 100-year-old father was found in a hallway trying to get to his paralysed wife of 75 years and said there is no way she would have got out of her home.
"He never made it to her room," Chuck said.
