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California resident ‘couldn’t believe’ wildfires after catching a glimpse outside plane window

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Five major fires are still burning in Southern California , four in the Los Angeles area and one near the Mexico border.

Our next guest lives in Santa Clarita , just north of LA , where the nearby Hughes Fire has burned through 10,000 acres plus.

Mark Vanello was on a flight coming into Los Angeles and was able to look out his window, point your camera outside and show people what's going on.

Insurance companies pulled out, revoked insurance policies well before these fires began because they thought they were looking at a dangerous powder keg ready to ready to blow.

And unfortunately, that's what happened. It is. And I don't know the whole insurance and outs. I mean, I'm not in the insurance business, but my understanding was is that notes were sent to you have to do XY and Z to make this insurable and those that work wasn't done and they're like we're out.

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