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U.S President Donald Trump on Saturday toured some of the towns in northern California damaged

by the deadliest wildfire in the state's history.

He met with people affected by the disaster and praised the work of firefighters and local

officials.

Looking around the town of Paradise, California, he took in the devastation, houses turned

to ashes and ravaged forests.

President Trump reiterated the need for forest management to prevent wildfires.

He also said state and federal authorities would get the destruction cleaned up and take

care of the forest floors.

The Camp Fire, named for the area where it started, has burned since November 8th, so

far killing at least 71 people with another one thousand missing.

As of Saturday, the fire was 55 percent contained.

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Aumenta el número de desaparecidos por incendios en California | Noticiero | Telemundo - Duration: 2:33.

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President Trump Tours California Wildfire Damage; Nearly 1,300 Still Missing | Sunday TODAY - Duration: 2:29.

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California Road Trip TRAVEL GUIDE | JOSHUA TREE - Duration: 7:39.

behind me is a brilliantly painted red and orange sunset over the world-famous

Joshua Tree National Park my name is Eric Conover and this is what to do when

traveling to California part 3 I am here in the beautiful state of California in

partnership with visit California and my way nearing the end of a two-week long

road trip with my good friend Mike shepherd my mission in this three-part

video series is simple show you the top destinations to experience on the

ultimate road trip through the great state of California starting here in

Temecula Temecula is known as the hidden gem wine

country of SoCal centrally located from all SoCal major cities with over 40

wineries in the valley one of the biggest differences from Sonoma Valley

of north and Temecula is that in Temecula you can actually stay in the

vineyards right behind me is a wine vineyard you turn this way that's my

hotel room vineyard hotel you are right in the middle of the action

whereas in Sonoma you have the vineyards and then the hotels are separate in the

main town a few miles outside of the vineyards aside from all the incredible

wine my number one thing to do in Temecula is so for a sunrise hot air

balloon ride you it's one of the most majestic means of transportation with a

peace or hot air balloon ride over the rolling hills and lush vineyards of the

Temecula Valley the beautiful estates sprawling below and the incredible

scenery with a sunrise flight which are available year-round and a balloon ride

is hands-down the best way to get a bird's-eye view of the region so we just

left Temecula early in the morning driving the RV to Palm Springs

now Palm Springs fascinates me it's a sea of green walled off by massive

mountains surrounded by air desert there is nothing for miles

Palm Springs has this sort of strange nostalgic feeling for me

the hotel we're staying at looks like something out of a Wes Anderson film

every room is a different color you got the yellows you got the greens you got

the Reds the Pink's the blues palm trees morning cup of joe at sunrise known for

its stylish mid-century architecture hotels golf courses and of course

beautiful sunny skies with actually just over 300 sunny days per year

Palm Springs truly is an oasis in the middle of the desert and at fancy hotels

and swimming pools Archer thing you can always head up here to the top of this

mountain San Jacinto Peak shoots up from the

Coachella Valley floor to just shy of 11,000 feet above sea level and the

quickest way to get near the peak is on the palm springs aerial tramway which is

also the largest rotating aerial tramway in the entire world there's still an

additional 2,000 feet to the very top of the summit which is right over that way

but the tram will take you to just about 8,000 feet at the top of the tram it's a

good 40 degrees cooler than down in the city so right now it's about 60 degrees

whereas down in the valley it's right above 100 degrees looking over to the

east you see Palm Springs all the cities down there in the valley you even see

the wind blow farm over there way off in the distance highly recommend if you are

in Palm Springs take the tram up and just enjoy nature if you want to go for

a hike head on off that way to the peak of the mountain or if you just want to

hang out and enjoy the beauty points head over this way to the platform and

just take in the beautiful views from way up here you can get a crystal-clear

view of the San Andreas Fault zone we met up with our friend Phil who is an

actual living legend and took a red Jeep tour outside the city limits into an

active earthquake fault system where the North American and Pacific plates meet

through a labyrinth of geological cuts and canyons stretching for miles and

miles as far as the eye can see pulling over the Jeep in Horseshoe

Canyon now we're right outside of Palm Spring I mean we're talking how many

miles maybe about 15 20 miles from Palm Springs we're basically in the middle of

the San Andreas Fault zone all right which runs from about the Salton Sea

heads west then it makes a big turn heads up towards San Francisco around

San Francisco on its way to Japan we have a hundred earthquakes a week in

this area we don't feel virtually any of them at all but it's really really

special place in the country what looks like a solid rock is actually just

easily broken into powder this is what's called fault gouge everything in these

canyons is basically fog out so it looks like you're driving through these hard

solid granite looking canyons but actually it's all just dust the greater

Palm Springs region was pretty much built solely upon master irrigation as a

massive underwater aquifer fuels the region bringing life to the area

supporting just about everything we stopped at the source of this water a

palm Oh ASA seemingly appearing out of nowhere seven days a week 24 hours a day

water flowing right down this water comes from rain runoff as well as from

the aquifer comes right up from the aquifer just several miles away from

downtown bond springs we're out here in the Coachella Valley what a beautiful

place this is so if you want to get out of the city and just escape into the

desert this is your man desert adventures red jeep tours from Palm

Springs we packed up the RV and drove out into the desert I mean way out into

the desert

as we arrived at the final stop of this California roadtrip in Joshua Tree

National Park just about seven o'clock in the morning here in Joshua Tree Sun

is rising right behind us just for a second just listen

it is absolutely quiet in the desert in the morning not a single sound the

National Park is a vast protected area in Southern California characterized by

rugged rock formations and stark desert landscapes named for the region's

twisted bristled Joshua Tree RV but to actually head out of the National Park

and into the town to grab some coffee some breakfast the actual town of Joshua

Tree is quaint with tons of restaurants and coffee shops the best way to see

Joshua Tree in my opinion is by RVs it is a massive area of land to cover I

like being in the desert it's quiet it's warm but it's also cool at night it's

peaceful it's a good place to sort of press that reset button and just feel

centered the best times of the day are early in the morning or late in the

evening when the Sun sinks low and the temps begin to cool off and at night

with hardly any artificial lights you can see the arm of the Milky Way galaxy

with your naked eye if you enjoyed this video and you want to see more

high-quality travel films make sure to subscribe to my youtube channel and with

that I will see you in the next video

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California Fire Map: Track Fires Near Me Right Now Nov. 17 | Heavy.com - Duration: 13:09.

California Fire Map: Track Fires Near Me Right Now Nov. 17 | Heavy.com

Containment efforts are succeeding for the major fires in California, but the danger isn't over.

Here are the latest updates on all the fires in California as of Saturday, November 17, with a roundup of maps of the larger fires around the state.  News on the fires is constantly changing, so call your local officials if you are concerned about evacuations near you.

This article first includes interactive maps for all of California.

Then the second section details specific fires in the region.

If you're looking for a specific fire scroll down or search for the fire's name or your city's name.

Tragically, more than 60 people have died in the Camp Fire and at least two died in the Woolsey Fire.

At least 1,000 are still missing in the Camp Fire.

(See tributes to some of the people who died in Heavy's story here.) This is a developing story.

Interactive Maps of California Fires.

This map below is an interactive map of the more significant fires in California, consistently updated and provided by CAL FIRE and Google.

Fires in red are active and fires in black are contained.

Read the next section for details about the fires listed on the map.

Depending on your browser, you may need to zoom into this map to see California up close.

If the map doesn't show below, just go here.

Next is another active fire map from Google's Crisis Map, which you can see below.

You may need to zoom in to see areas of interest in California, depending on your browser or mobile device.

This map also includes fires in other states.

Next are more specific details on the fires for November 17.

The details are extensive, so if you are looking for a specific fire, search for the name so you can find it faster, or just scroll down and look at the fires, listed in alphabetical order.

List of Active Fires in California.

Here are the active fires and updates about them, per CAL FIRE.

Most of these are in alphabetical order.

Note that many of these fires are still listed on CAL FIRE's map as active, but they are no longer listed as active by Inciweb or other sources.

We will note that in the fires' descriptions below.

Alder, Mountaineer, & Moses Fires.

These fires are 4,715 acres and 55 percent contained as of November 16, Inciweb's latest update.

The fires increased by about 1,000 acres with containment staying the same since the last update.

The Alder fire is 5 miles north of Camp Nelson in Gian Sequoia National Monument.

The Mountaineer fire is .1 mile north of Summit trailhead and .75 miles east of the Alder Fire in Golden Trout Wilderness, according to Inciweb.

The Moses Fire is 1 mile south of Moses Mountain.

An area closure around the fires has been in effect.

The fires were first discovered on October 4, 13, and 17.

These fires are on Inciweb's site but not on CAL FIRE's map.

Bear Fire.

According to CAL FIRE: "Off Bear Creek Road and Mayfair Road, Boulder Creek north of Santa Cruz (Santa Cruz County) is now 10 acres and 60% contained.

Evacuations lifted.".

Briggs Fire in Ventura County/Santa Paula.

This fire in Ventura County was off Shell Road and Orr Road in Santa Paula.

CAL FIRE reported as of 9:03 a.m.

on November 15 that the fire was 75 acres in size.

It grew to 150 acres but is not 100 percent contained.

Camp Fire.

This fire was first spotted at 6:30 a.m.

on November 8, and quickly grew.

Now, as of 7 a.m.

on November 17, the fire is 148,000 acres in size and 55 percent contained. Containment efforts are increasing, but the fire is still a danger.

Here's a Camp Fire progression map for November 17 from Inciweb:.

At least 15,500 structures are threatened and 9,700 residences and 336 commercial structures have been destroyed from this fire, according to CAL FIRE.

More than 60 people have died from the fire and 1,000 are missing.

CAL FIRE noted on Saturday: "Overnight firefighters continued to battle moderate fire behavior due to critically dry fuels and gusty canyon winds.

Direct and indirect control lines continue to be implemented and secured with back-firing operations as conditions allow.

Throughout the day firefighters will work to strengthen containment lines while also preparing for projected increased winds and a Red Flag Warning this weekend.

Work continues in the interior areas of the fire area extinguishing hot spots and removing the many hazards that still exist.".

There is an interactive map of Camp Fire evacuations and repopulations, provided by CAL FIRE.

Click here to see the map or view below.

Evacuations were ordered for the fire in multiple regions.

These include, but may not be limited to, the following evacuation orders, according to CAL FIRE as of 7 a.m.

on Saturday, November 17:.

Established for Paradise, Magalia, Concow, Butte Creek Canyon, and Butte Valley Powellton zone Lovelock zone Stirling zone North Coutelenc zone North fir haven zone Nimshew zone Carnegie/colter zone South Firhaven zone South Coutelenc zone North pines zone South pines zone Old Magalia zone Lower Pentz zone Morgan ridge zone Lower Clark zone Butte creek zone All areas north of Cherokee Road and Red Tape Road remain under an evacuation order, this includes Louise Lane and Condor Road.

Concow Pulga Yankee Hill Morgan Ridge Skyway from lower paradise to the Chico city limits Highway 70 from Pulga to West branch Feather river bridge All of Clark Road and all of Pentz road, south to highway 70, everything west to highway 99 and south to highway 149 including all of Butte Valley Shippee Road from Highway 149 to Highway 99 East Bound Hwy 162/Oro Quincy Hwy at Forbestown Rd east to Mountain House Road/4 Mile Ridge Road, including the communities of Berry Creek, Brush Creek, Mountain House and Bloomer Hill Doe Mill Road south at Village Drive is closed.

Santos Ranch Rd, Wilder Drive, and Autumn Ln will remain closed.

The areas north of HWY 70 at Pentz Road remain under evacuation order to include the upper end of Cherokee Road and Flag Canyon Road.

Here are some evacuation centers in the area, as shared by CAL FIRE:.

FULL: Bidwell Jr.

Highschool (2376 North Ave, Chico CA 95926) FULL: Yuba-Sutter Fairground (442 Franklin Ave, Yuba City, CA 95991) OPEN: Glenn County Fairgrounds (221 E Yolo St, Orland, CA 95963) FULL: Butte County Fairgrounds (199 E Hazel St, Gridley, CA 95948) FULL: Oroville Nazarene Church (2238 Monte Vista Ave, Oroville, CA 95966) FULL: Neighborhood Church (2801 Notre Dame Blvd, Chico, CA 95928) For the most recent up to date Evacuation Locations and Status go to: https://www.buttecounty.net/.

Here are some animal shelters in the area: .

Small & large animals: Yuba-Sutter Fairgrounds, 442 Franklin Ave., Yuba City CA Large animals: Butte County Fairgrounds at 199 E Hazel St.

in Gridley, CA Small animals: Chico Municipal Airport at 150 Airpark Blvd.

in Chico, CA.

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