and for the latest on the california wildfires are joined now by journalist jason campbell donia who's in redondo beach los angeles jason thanks for being with us what more can you tell us about the extent of the damage in paradise in the north of california. it is vast to say the least and it's devastating to look at and you hear stories of people who had to evacuate at a moment's notice that fire was raging hard and shasta and it really consumed a lot of buildings and surest area nearby people are at evacuation centers trying to get ahold of loved ones and people we're getting stories that people left without cell phones without any identification whatsoever and now officials are trying to identify them and try to get them in touch with some of their loved ones and it's very very difficult our governor elect just toured the burn zone right now and he said that it's it's it's incredible it's unbelievable it's paradise in northern california is a very wooded area and everything here in california is dry we haven't had any rain and it just went up in a matter of moments while the fires

of the shooting authorities say that the attacker died inside of the venue let's bring in jason campbell donia a reporter covering this story for us live from los angeles jason what more can you tell us about what happened here. well it turns out that last night to the bar it was college country night so kids in their twenty's college students from all over southern california went to this bar to have fun line dancing drink specials things like that and what we know what we're getting from witnesses accounts is that the gunman dressed in black he seems to be a born in one thousand ninety is a white male who is about twenty eight years old heavily tattooed wearing all black walked up to them in taking i.d.'s the doorman at the front of the valar shot and killed him with his single forty five caliber and gun then walked into the bar and was randomly picking people to kill shot here shot their shot here shot there and then the stampede started stampede people are trying to get out trying to get away it doesn't more hurt in that action there when the ventura county sheriff's sergeant got the call