KING: At least 20 people now dead as wildfires ravage the west coast. Firefighters are struggling to put out the flames in California, Oregon, and Washington State. Officials say over three million acres have been burned in California alone. That's twice the size of Delaware. Here's some pictures of parts of Oregon. And 500,000 people have been forced to evacuate in Oregon. Look at those pictures Absolutely stunning. CNN's Camila Bernal is on the ground for us in Oregon. Camila, the pictures stop your heart and 500,000 people evacuated.</s>CAMILA BERNAL, CNN CORRESPONDENT: John, it definitely does. And when you think about it, when you let that sink in, it's more than 10 percent of the population who have left this state or who have had to go somewhere else because their homes are in danger. And because they don't know when they will be able to return or, if they even return, if they will be able to find a home. I want to show you what we're seeing now. This is a road that has been closed. And we went down this road a couple of minutes ago and there's areas in there where you absolutely cannot see five, 10 feet in front of you because the smoke is just so thick. So far, it's been about 900,000 acres that have burned. And the governor here said that, to put it into perspective, it means that more than double the amount of land that normally burns in an entire year has already burned with this fire. The problem is it's still not under control. They had not been working on containment up to this point. Thankfully, the weather conditions are improving and looking forward to the weekend. They do expect some showers on Monday. But it is just now they are trying to get ahold of the flames because, at the moment, it's still uncontrollable -- John?</s>KING: Well, let's hope the weather does turn the way they wish. Camila Bernal for us on the ground for us in Oregon. I'm grateful for the important live reporting there. Coming up for us, the president says the Obama/Biden administration destroyed Michigan's auto industry and that he saved it. But the numbers, the facts tell us something different.
At Least 20 Dead as Wildfires Burn Across Western U.S.