Wildfire Happening in Los Angeles.
BLITZER: We are following breaking news in Los Angeles where wildfire in the northern part of the county is burning out of control forcing about 100,000 people to flee. Our national correspondent Sara Sidner is on the scene for us. Sara, hot dry winds there clearly fanning the flames.</s>SARA SIDNER, CNN NATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: That's right. It is very dry. It is very warm. And the winds, the Santa Ana winds that everyone gets used at this time of year are really kicking up the flames. Now you can see the house behind me is a house that was destroyed. But the firefighters have been doing incredible work here. If you look to my right you can see all the houses that have been saved because of air drops and because of men on the ground trying to knock the flames down.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Holy (bleep) right now. How is the freeway not closed?</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: That car is so close to that fire.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Oh, my God.</s>SIDNER (voice-over): The fire burned so furiously people here in porter ranch say they had no time to think, only time to run.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I heard a scream like I never heard before. My dad said it's in our backyard, it's in our backyard but in a way I never heard him scream before.</s>SIDNER: When you hear your father screaming like that, what did you see when you looked out?</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: When I looked out, looked into my backyard and I saw the flames and I saw how close it was. My number one instinct wasn't to grab any clothes or anything but it was to get my little brother and little sister who were asleep at the time.</s>SIDNER: So far flames have devoured two dozen homes but the concern things could get worse. The wind is so fast and the humidity is solo low, the embers are being scorn (ph) all over the place here Porter Ranch forcing firefighters to try to put out fires out in many, many different spots. Two fires have been burning, one burn through a mobile home community in</s>FLOR VILLALTA, RESIDENT: I was just crying because I mean, our house is gone because if you can see if it passes that fence, that is it. Because I mean, I can see the flames is going higher and higher and closer. And then I said, oh, my God.</s>SIDNER: So far 100,000 people have been evacuated. In northern California, Pacific Gas and Electric has been shutting down power to thousands of homes. The company said it's trying to prevent electrical lines from sparking more blazes. The power lines were blamed for sparking ten fires this year and the campfire that devasted paradise last year. The outages have surged anger in the north even as destructive fires have grown in the south this time. About 1,000 firefighters are on the scene trying to fight back against the blazes from the ground and the air but they worry they may not be winning.</s>CHIEF RALPH TERRAZAS, LOS ANGELES FIRE DEPARTMENT: This is a very dynamic fire. Do not wait to leave. If we ask you to evacuate, please evacuate.</s>MOJGAN DARABI, RESIDENT: I'm so worried. I'm worried about everybody.</s>SIDNER: And this is exactly what folks like her, residents, are worried about, coming home to see something like this or being in the home when the fire comes up. And I should mention this fire is 13 percent contained, about 7,500 acres and they are still battling the fire fiercely. More evacuations in the last half an hour have been announced -- Wolf.</s>BLITZER: All right, Sara, we will stay in touch with you as well. Thank you. The breaking news continues next, President Trump's ousted ambassador to the Ukraine testifies in the impeachment inquiry over White House and state department's objections. Tonight we are getting new details what she told lawmakers.