Thousands Flee Amid New Wildfires in California's Wine Country.
KEILAR: Wildfires have ravaged towns across the west. And the forecast show there's no relief in sight as the region experiences record heat and no rain. CNN correspondent, Dan Simon, is in St. Helena, California, where thousands are evacuating.</s>DAN SIMON, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Brianna, California's wine country is once again under siege. You can see all the smoke behind me. And earlier, you could really see the flames darting into the air. The town of St. Helena, where I am, it's taken on significant damage. We drove through some the neighborhoods. We saw that several homes have been destroyed. At least one winery has been destroyed. Of course, this area is known for its wineries. It's known for its vineyards. You can see one of them behind me. This fire is being pushed by the wind. And it's reached the nearby town of Santa Rosa, which, just a few years ago, had unthinkable losses. Thousands of homes destroyed. So they're dealing with this once again. It appears people are heeding the evacuation orders. We saw cars heading south. People headed towards safety. So that is good news that it looks like everyone is taking this seriously. But the bottom line is, this area remains under a red-flag warning through tonight. Hopefully, crews will begin to make some progress. But right now, this fire is zero percent contained -- Brianna?</s>KEILAR: Dan Simon, thank you. And our special coverage continues now with Pamela Brown.