Anderson Cooper reported live from Pasadena as wildfires in Southern California force over 10,000 home evacuations, creating widespread panic and destruction. With flames engulfing homes, he noted the unpredictable winds can spread embers for miles, igniting new fires. As he toured affected neighborhoods, he described a scene where smoke blocks visibility—houses become ash, and ongoing fire threatens what remains.
Cooper, standing amidst the chaos, remarked, "Look at all these embers just flying up. You see them in the smoke. The winds have died down here, but they can be picked up and light down on somebody’s roof, igniting new fires. The house is gone, it is under way, and the embers are like snowflakes, falling all around us."
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