HOWELL: We've been following the developments out of Brussels, history being made there. The British prime minister Theresa May is meeting with European Union leaders. Before she arrived, the E.U. 27 took less than an hour to sign off on a 600-page treaty setting the terms of Britain's withdrawal from the E.U. The next step is up to the British Parliament.</s>ALLEN: California's most destructive and deadliest wildfire is now finally 98 percent contained. At least 87 people have died since the fire began more than two weeks ago. Crews are continuing their grim search for human remains as more than 450 people are still unaccounted for. The Camp Fire has destroyed more than 18,700 structures. That includes almost 14,000 homes.</s>HOWELL: Off the coast of Massachusetts, at least 170 sea turtles have died in the past three days due to extreme cold weather. The environmental organization that recovered the turtles blames climate change. The group says it managed to rescue 54 cold-stunned turtles. The turtles will be slowly warmed up before they are released into the wild. The Northeast has been plunged into colder than normal weather. The sea turtle story is an example of that.</s>HOWELL: From extreme cold now to record drought in Afghanistan, it's forcing some families to do the unthinkable: to sell their child to feed the rest of the family.</s>ALLEN: CNN's Nick Paton Walsh has our exclusive report on this.</s>NICK PATON WALSH, CNN SENIOR INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): Record (ph) violence with the Taliban control of territory
Camp Fire Nears Full Containment with Death Toll at 87