New Fire in California Overnight
SCIUTTO: California is on fire. Another wildfire breaking out overnight in southern California, spreading rapidly, nearly trapping fire crews on the ground.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: The second one in here. That fire is a little bit closer. So he's just going to make a run for it and get down here as quick as possible to get away from that fire and continue down here to the east. Now, he's right up on top of the hill. You see a big flare up right there.</s>SCIUTTO: Firefighters, they're putting their lives in danger to fight this. Our correspondent, Omar Jimenez, is in Santa Paula, near that Maria Fire, as it's called. It's already scorched some 8,000 acres. What are you seeing on the ground and are these firefighters able to establish some control over these blazes?</s>OMAR JIMENEZ, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Look, they've been doing their best over the course of really this week as all these fires have been popping up across southern California. Now when you talk about the Maria Fire, this one broke out Halloween night. People were literally out trick-or-treating in this part of Santa Paula when they had to cut that short because they saw what was on the horizon. We are right on the edge of the Maria fire. You can see it burning just behind me here. You mentioned, this has already burned some 8,000 acres, 7,500 residents under -- as part of this mandatory evacuation order. And, look, this has been a familiar story across this week. You and I have spoken pretty much every single morning. And when you look at what our crew has done just alone, we started in Los Angeles at the Getty Fire. Then went over here to Ventura County for the Easy Fire. That was the one that was threatening the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library. Then just yesterday we were in San Bernardino for the Hillside Fire. And now here we are, a new day, a new fire and this is part of one of the more than 11 active wildfires currently burning across the state. And half of those starting just this week alone and the common denominator in all of them are those high winds that we've been talking about over the course of this week. The good news is that crews are looking to the reprieve and wind speeds that we're going to see today as opposed to the peaks we've seen in certainly the past 24 hours to try to make some progress in these blazes. Jim.</s>SCIUTTO: Yes, of course, this is a bigger picture question here as to what's calling the increase and the frequency it is causing to increase the frequency of these fires. Omar Jimenez, thanks very much. Social media giant FaceBook says they do not tolerate online bullying and harassment, but a CNN investigation found the opposite. A full report ahead.