Forest fires in California: authorities search for the dead

Burnt hills and damaged power lines are visible along the Pacific Coast Highway near Leo Carrillo State Beach in Malibu, California on Saturday, November 10, after the Woosley fire ravaged the area at night. . The Ventura County Fire Department said that the Woolsey fire had burned about 35,000 acres and that evacuation orders had been issued for about 88,000 homes in Ventura Counties and from Los Angeles.

A woman running while firefighters work to control an explosion due to the fire embers of the Woolsey Fire on November 10 in Calabasas, California.

Yuba and Butte County Sheriff's MPs carry a body bag with a campfire victim on November 10 in Paradise, California.

Araya Cipollini is mourning on November 10 near the remains of her family's home in Paradise, California. The campfire, the fire that began Thursday outside the mountainous city of Paradise, has grown in magnitude and destroyed more than 6,700 buildings, almost all of which are homes. making it the most destructive wildfire ever recorded in California.

Los Angeles County firefighters battle the flames as Salvation Army camps approach Malibu Creek National Park during the Woolsey Fire on November 10th.

A fire truck is sighted on the Pacific Coast Highway on November 10 as the Woolsey Fire continues to burn in Malibu, California.

A satellite image shows the vegetation burned as a result of the Woolsey fire on November 10 in Southern California.

Firefighters hold a meeting in the morning while they continue to fight the campfire in Paradise California. The fire was at 20% confinement on November 10th.

Roger Bloxberg and his wife Anne, in arms, in a hug, while they watch a forest fire on a hill on Friday, November 9, near their home in the West Hills area of ​​Los Angeles.

Malibu Mayor Rick Mullen, also a firefighter, reviews a fire-ravaged house in his hometown as the Woolsey Fire breaks down on a hill on November 9th.

A large plume of smoke, fed by strong winds, rises above the Woolsey fire in Malibu on November 9th.

Cathy Fallon stands by the charred remains of her house in Paradise on November 9th. The campfire destroyed much of the city north of Sacramento.

A firefighter sprays palm trees when the Woolsey Fire burns in Malibu on November 9th.

The llamas are tied to a surveillance post on Malibu Beach on November 9th.

A woman reacts to the devastation of the Woolsey Fire in Malibu on November 9th.

Firefighters Omar Velasquez, center, Cory Darrigo, left, and Sam Quan sit in the backyard of a Westlake village house on November 9, after fighting all night against the fire Woolsey.

Gabi and Jonah Frank walk on the Pacific Coast Highway as the Woolsey Fire threatened their home in Malibu on November 9th.

A satellite image taken by a NASA operational terrain imager shows the campfire in northern California.

A firefighter watches the Woolsey fire set a house near Lake Malibou on November 9th.

On November 9, the Woolsey fire burned in Malibu. The community is renowned for its famous beachfront homes.

The cars destroyed by the camp's fire are sitting in a car park for cars in Paradise on November 9th.

Fire Chief Steve Millosovich carries a cage of cats who have fallen from an evacuee van while fighting the camp fire at Big Bend on November 9th.

The evacuees are resting on beds provided by the Red Cross at a high school gym in Los Angeles on November 9th.

Firefighters fight the flames at Thousand Oaks in early November 9th.

Firefighters push a vehicle from a garage while the Woolsey fire set fire to a house in Malibu on November 9th.

Patients are evacuated from Paradise's Feather River Hospital, at its burning hour, on Thursday, November 8th.

Juanita and Wayne McLish sit on a sidewalk on November 8 after losing their home to Camp Fire in Paradise.

Fire on the hill burns at Thousand Oaks on November 8th.

The Woolsey fire burned in Ventura County, where Jason Bauer told CNN that his parents had just been evacuated from their homes.

People kiss on the parking lot of a Paradise hospital when the camp fire engulfed on November 8th.

The Paradise Inn burns on November 8th.

A firefighter works to put out a fire in a house in paradise.

Vehicles and homes burn when the campfire ravaged Paradise, California on Thursday, November 8th. A state of emergency was declared in Butte County, where thousands of people were forced to evacuate.

Dogs roam in a burning neighborhood in paradise.

Hospital staff and first responders evacuate patients from Feather River Hospital to Paradise on November 8th.

A fire intervention team is working to protect the Paradise Town Hall from the campfire that will encroach on November 8th.

A house burns as the campfire rages through paradise.

A collector car sits among the debris in paradise.

Medical staff evacuate patients while Feather River Hospital burns in Paradise on November 8th.

Smoke invades the sky above Paradise on November 8th. Paradise, located approximately 85 km north of Sacramento, has a population of 26,000.

The remains of a building are seen after being consumed by the camp fire.

A firefighter watches over a burning house on November 8th.

California traffic police officers are trying to transfer a belly pig that they saved in Butte County on November 8th.

On November 8, a heavenly house is ravaged by the flames.

A group of firefighters watches a shot back while he was trying to save homes in paradise on November 8th.

Flames burn inside a van when the campfire rips paradise on November 8th.