HARLOW: All right. We are continuing to watch those wildfires across southern California. Six of them now burning out of control. Officials say this may continue for days. Our Stephanie Elam is in Ventura County. And Stephanie, I mean, do they even have containment at this point on some of the biggest ones?</s>STEPHANIE ELAM, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, where we are is the Thomas Fire, Poppy, and it has 10 percent containment now. 132,000 acres and you can see now that the sun up what is left in its wake. This is one of the houses that was lost. And you can see that firefighters were battling. That house up there with the bushes right on top of it, it still managed to make it through this blaze. But if you turn and you take a look at this devastation, we know more than 140,000 acres in California have burned in these wildfires, look at this. This house gone. And then just the rest of it. You can see the fire just ran straight down those block burning up all of these homes here right before the holidays. You can actually see some parts of the brick that stayed up here. But this is the situation. And the winds aren't expected to die down. We expect to see more winds through Saturday so because of that there is about 6,000 firefighters out here battling these blazes and their work is far from over -- Poppy.</s>HARLOW: Stephanie Elam, thank you for watching it. Keep us posted. We'll be on this. We appreciate it. Ahead, more than just a game, it's one of the biggest rivalries in all of sports. Army-Navy, "Bleacher Report" is next.
New Evacuations as Wildfires Grow