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On this edition for Saturday, Nov. 10, wildfires rage in northern and southern California, forcing tens of thousands to flee, and the vote count continues across several states where key races are too close to call. Also, a home built…

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Fires continue to burn California at both ends, killing several

Deadly fires are closing major highways and threatening the homes of thousands under evacuation as they continue to grow in Butte and Los Angeles counties. And in Southern California, many were also mourning the recent shooting of 12 people at…

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Friday on the NewsHour, a fast-moving California wildfire forces an entire town to evacuate. Plus: Some of Tuesday’s election results have yet to be determined, remembering the victims of Wednesday’s deadly Thousand Oaks shooting, Shields and Brooks on the week’s…

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In Northern California, the town of Paradise has been ravaged by a fast-moving wildfire. Officials say a campfire started the blaze, which has grown to cover more than 70,000 acres and destroyed buildings and cars in its path. William Brangham…

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