Thousands of Structures Burned to the Ground in LA Fire

Heartbreaking video shows the absolute devastation in the Pacific Palisades. The footage reveals miles of scorched earth where beautiful homes once existed. Officials say "thousands of structures" were burned to the ground, as the wildfire still rages. Fury is now growing over the lack of water that has hindered firefighters as they battle fires around Los Angeles. Inside Edition's Jim Moret has more.

[SinCityGT]

The way she dodged that water question was gold.

[munchiesNcrunchies]

They lost water because of the wind, did I hear that right?

[sierrapeaks]

Paying 53% tax rates your whole life then the city can’t keep the fire hydrant outside your own home running when you finally need it while billions of dollars disappear!!!

[Prince.A.M]

He who does not show mercy, will not be shown mercy.

[GerardoUmi]

She needs to lose her job for that awnser. What an absolute embarrassment

[keithframe]

"Why no water"
Her: "It's because of the wind bro"

[cindylee]

She's blaming no water in the lines on it being too windy?

Does she think we're this ignorant?

[ibrahimismail]

It is similar to the scenes caused by Israel in Gaza, but the difference is that in America, children were not burned and killed.

[materbnht]

She definitely didn't answer why there's no water in the hydrants...

[rosebleue]

Who needs wars and enemies when your governor skips fire prevention on you and turns your state into this?

[ComnetMusic]

A figherfighter in LA once said that
"it just takes the right wind and at the right place, the fire will burn through whole of LA till the ocean and there's nothing anyone can do about it.
We just have been getting lucky"
- Joe Rogan

[jackwilson]

If you got a parking ticket for parking next to a fire hydrant, you should get a refund because the fire hydrant was just for decoration.

[davidtrotti]

I live in the Palisades. My house is gone. This was a failure of leadership at all levels over the last two decades, but especially under Bass. During the evacuation I saw no Police or DoT directing or controlling traffic. There were no patrol cars in the neighborhoods giving warnings or telling people to leave. They pulled the fire suppression aircraft because the "smoke was too thick to be effective" and didn't bother to think of using them for mitigation and slowing the burn in the direction it was travelling. There was no plan and no attempts to implement one. I was on the ground. I saw it. City, fire, police and DoT leadership coordination and leadership was an absolute failure. The only thing that saved lives was the civility and calmness of the citizens themselves who helped evacuate their friends and neighbors.

[honololo]

Trump: All hell will break out in Middle East.
Meanwhile hell broke out in LA.

[phoso]

1:51 " The water problem is better now because of the wind is such, we can have the air support..." WTF??!!! PEOPLE DON'T HAVE WATER IN THEIR HOUSE and THE FIREFIGHTERS DON'T HAVE WATER TO SAVE THEIR HOMES. 🤬🤬🤬 This is not the time for a TALK AROUND the question you freakin politician.

[rgd.]

كَذَٰلِكَ الْعَذَابُ ۖ وَلَعَذَابُ الْآخِرَةِ أَكْبَرُ ۚ لَوْ كَانُوا يَعْلَمُونَ (33)

[Bitcoin_King-kntr]

Send money to Israel. No money left for Americans.

[Super-mryn]

just so everyone knows, my house in San Diego lost complete pressure of water was well as all the houses in neighborhoods around me, and out of nowhere about a few hours later, the water pressure spiked and blew out my water heater and pipes

[manuelmartineznusn]

so the wind was so strong it wouldn't allow the water to come out of the

[طالبة_علمي_حشى_السامع]

إن الله يمهل ولا يهمل
سبحانك لا إله إلا أنت