Hi everyone, it is August 5, 2021. You know, I just got this comment. I ran from call facts California today. Pray for us. I didn't have to wonder. I knew it was a fire, and sure enough, it's a fire near call facts. Fire is burning in Placer and Nevada County. It is being called the River Fire. We started around three this afternoon, near call facts. We can now confirm more than 30 homes have been damaged or destroyed. The fire has burned 1400 acres, and containment is at 0%. Meanwhile, the Dixie Fire in Plumas County has become a worst case scenario. The community of Greenville was overrun by flames this evening. You see the video here. Firefighters say they were focusing on trying to get people out of the area who decided to stay. It has been a busy day tracking very dangerous fire conditions. Sure has, apparently. New California wildfire, near call facts burns dozens of homes in hours. Oh, this exploded. It exploded. Dixie Fire. Pretty much the town of Greenville gone. You newsroom within the last hour, showing homes and businesses in that town on fire. Greenville sits on Highway 89, southeast of Lake Almanor. About 800 people live there. Evacuations were ordered there Monday night, and again tonight communities all around Lake Almanor are now under that evacuation order. We get more tonight from KTVU's Debraville alone live in Marine County. And W spoke with some of those homeowners who are under orders to leave. Yeah, Heather, two residents both choosing to stay for now. One is watching his escape routes, so he doesn't get cut off the other might flee on the water. Here's looking for its tester, the town of Chester. A lakeside view as the Dixie Fire burns. And now we're showing the fire that's going through Greenville currently. As we speak, the town of Greenville is on fire. Tommy Pass lives in Prattville, sandwiched between fire. He had a few others have stuffed their vehicles full of possessions and parked them on the water's edge. He never dreamed when the Dixie Fire started three weeks ago it would be burning into Lake Almanor communities. I'm pretty safe living on the lake. I just jump on the boat. Trying to do everything I could to save the home. The Dixie Fire continues to gobble forest and homes with it, growing 20,000 acres in a day. Now they ate the largest fire in state history. In recurring afternoon winds, it jumps lines and highways. Is it the predominant areas of the fires running? A strike team from Marine County Fire took these pictures. 60 department personnel are up north. Crews heading for downtime went back into action, struggling to save homes as the fire blew up the past 24 hours. I was there sick, got lost by fire. And so resources... You know, I was listening to a broadcast on call facts and they were saving homes that... First they said the homes were very large, massive and dotted in hills. That's not where you're supposed to be. If you understand Agenda 21, Agenda 2030, they're burning people out of these rural areas. They do want everybody in very tight mega regions. They're reshaping the country. And this is so friggin heart-breaking to see. Community of Greenville. Just burn up. To read comments, ran from call facts. Oh my God. This is a great place to be. This is a great place to be. I'm going to have to go to the police station. These homes are literally being brought down. You know, just... They're... Everything in the homes? These fires, I look at them and they're so surreal. This happens in a matter of hours. These fires are so hot that they literally gut everything. But not in its path. It seems very selective. This is the river fire. And it looks like two homes are on fire. Then you have this line of fire. It just doesn't... It doesn't look like a natural fire. Not to me. I've never been in this industry of fire. So... What do I know? Please. If you're in these areas and you can help, you know, people who are running away from these fires, lend the hand because they need help. But look at this. You know, the... They show massive fire. They show, you know, and you come across this plastic boat. Clean, no ash, nothing. It's right behind it. These bicycles were hit. Trees are fine. Where...how does that happen? All right. River fire on Twitter. This is turning into yet another instance of a dangerous California wildfire. Outrunning public communication regarding necessary actions. Had to run from a fire. How often have we heard that? One hour time lapse. This thing... This thing just really did explode. Here are the fires. Here's one in Nevada, California. I think this is the Dixie fire. Or this? I don't know. Dixie fire, river complex, antelope fire, McFarlane fire, monument fire, and river fire. And here it is. The fire near the call flag. The fire near... Yeah. Whole lot of homes burned in call effects. What did they say? 20,000 acres in an hour. Beautiful, incredibly beautiful area. Oh boy. And is this the cloud creation from the fire? I don't know because I've seen these... I always think of nanotechnology. I can't not. Because it is operating all of these little flecks of cloud. That's not natural. It's just a call fax. Boy, my stomach is just... It's so gut-wrenching to see this. So... Rita, I really hope that you check in with us. Let us know how you're doing. And anyone else. I mean, I don't... I'm so sorry... for people who have to live like this.