California fires: Video shows wildfire destruction and smoky orange skies across Bay Area
Here's a look at some of the devastating views from across the Bay Area as three massive wildfire complexes tear through the region.
SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- Over 1.2 million acres have burned in the state of California within a week, forcing thousands to flee for their lives as devastating wildfires tear through parts of the Bay Area.
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At least 1,300 structures have been damaged or destroyed so far and seven people have lost their lives.
Watch the video in the player above for a devastating look at the destroyed homes and property, ominous orange, smoky skies and flames that continue to rage on in the region.
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