SCIUTTO: We hoped this was getting better, but evacuations are under way again in California's Wine County as two new and fast-moving wildfires burn uncontained.</s>HARLOW: Our correspondent Dan Simon is on the ground in St. Helena, California. Good morning to you, Dan, I was just thinking about these fires over the weekend, and now this.</s>DAN SIMON, CNN CORRESPONDENT: It's really unbelievable, to think that here we are, you know, into this fire season, about a month or so into the season, and we're dealing with what could be another major catastrophe. I can tell you, just with my own eyes as we drove through the town of St. Helena, many homes have been destroyed. It looked like at least one church had been destroyed as well, along with a winery. And St. Helena is known for its lush vineyards -- you can see one behind me -- and its historic wineries. And you can see the smoke there in the hillside, and it's just a smoky mess. Fire was really all around us this morning, here in Napa Valley. And this fire of course is being driven by the wind, very strong winds. And we're under a red flag warning until later tonight, so there's the potential for this fire to spread even further. We actually understand it has gotten closer. It is actually in the town of Santa Rosa, which, as you may recall, was devastated a couple of years ago with thousands of homes destroyed, many people lost their lives. And yet here we are again with these major fires taking over California's Wine Country -- Poppy, Jim, I'll send it back to you.</s>SCIUTTO: And each of those homes, those are people's lives and memories. Dan Simon, thanks so much. We hope the people three stay safe.</s>HARLOW: Thank you all for joining us today. It's been a busy one already. We'll see you back here tomorrow morning, I'm Poppy Harlow.</s>SCIUTTO: And I'm Jim Sciutto. NEWSROOM with John King will start after a short break.
New Fires as California Evacuates.