BLITZER: We have breaking news in Los Angeles, a wildfire burning out of control in the northern part of the city. Thousands of acres have burned, and tonight, about 100,000 people have been forced to evacuate. Our National Correspondent Sara Sidner is there for us. Sara, fire crews, I understand, they are struggling now to get the upper hand on this fire.</s>SARA SIDNER, CNN NATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Yes, it's true. In this neighborhood, the winds died down a bit and you can see that they were able to save all the other homes but one here in this Porter Ranch neighborhood. We should mention again, 100,000 people forced to evacuate from this particular fire. We are now learning there is another fire that has just picked up again. This is the third fire in 24 hours that firefighters are being forced to fight. We're talking about a thousand or so firefighters for this particular fire. They are dropping things from the air. They are on the ground trying to make sure that the fire does not get into neighborhoods. So far, about two dozen homes have been lost according to the fire chief. We should also mention what it looked like last night. It was an incredible scene, an inferno, really, as you looked at some of the neighborhoods, especially here in Porter Ranch and watched those flames as firefighters tried to keep them out of the areas where there were homes and try to keep them and battle them, and they are still doing that at this hour. There are so many residents who are trying to come back, trying to see what their homes looked like. We had noticed that some of those residents came up to see that their home had been burned to the ground. Again, 25 homes lost. We now know that there are at least three people who have died in two separate fires, one that ended overnight and was stomped out. This one is still very much alive. There are about 1,000, again, firefighters who are fighting this and there are about 7,500 acres that are on fire. Wolf?</s>BLITZER: Awful situation. Sara Sidner, thanks for that report. Just ahead, we're going to take you inside an unlicensed do it yourself assault style weapons factory where felons can get weapons without background checks.
100,000 Flee Los Angeles Wildfire Burning Out Of Control