we have people with res praters. >> this is a situation like -- pardon? >> we are looking at them bring a person on a bed. do you know where they were coming from? >> reporter: they have a patient on a bed, right. they have a patient on a bed with i.v.s hooked up that they are bringing out right now. this is an extremely volatile situation. as i said, nothing -- i was on the yellowstone fire. i haven't seen anything like this as far as being close to structures and close to a large population of people. nothing like this before, but fires kicking up in town. we have heard of them blowing up all over the forest, but this is a situation like emergency crews here probably have never seen before. they are just scrambling in every direction. i can imagine how hard it is to keep on top of this. >> i can't imagine. this is heart breaking to see, this hospital. you can see the fire burning so close. to get the people out, do they take defensive mode to protect the hospital? can they get all the people out? are there firefighters around that you see? >> reporter:

this host: from twitter, prater wants to know what will happen when starts falling on the charred land, can you explain that? guest: this is actually a real problem. a lot of the fires, you obviously see the devastation today, but now you have removed the vegetation from the land and if you get a heavy rain, heavy snow and then snow the water pringtime, runs off immediately, there is ot vegetation to slow it down and to take up some of the water. so this creates real challenges. forest service, cal fire, which is the california fire resources national conservation service, other agencies gallon out in the wake even when the ground is still warm to begin to treat the acres so we get less and fewer threats of mud slides and those types of things. post-fire, when the flames it's charred landscape, we're not done yet, a lot more done. to be those things are expensive, they require people, that is why i budget ing back to the situation. that is why we need to solve the budget issue. know it is supplemental bill, but congress is working through $36 billion in the might reachweek, it final vo

when the united states saw the system of liberal economic order we should do they have been the key prater. to work against them that countries like malaysia china. south korea etc cetera including europe. benefiting more than originally of the united states so that it would do the same with absolutely clear that there would be a revolt of the american middle class against. both of them both cultural and the comic because this middle class has been losing and there was i mean written on the wall. the question was how that would. come to the service come to the surface. in the case of. the interim by the way obama. came with more of the same. agenda he said i mean let's make america first of its repair or economy. let's cut foreign interventions but he basically in a very softly way he had to trump him and well there is a lot of continue to when you look at the sort of argumentation but i think he had to big a sticking point is he personality because a bomb ah is much more agreeable and likeable man then trying to i'm sure. he's the guy i've been following you long enough to understand that

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this host: from twitter, prater wants to know what will happen when starts falling on the charred land, can you explain that? guest: this is actually a real problem. a lot of the fires, you obviously see the devastation today, but now you have removed the vegetation from the land and if you get a heavy rain, heavy snow and then snow the water pringtime, runs off immediately, there is ot vegetation to slow it down and to take up some of the water. so this creates real challenges. forest service, cal fire, which is the california fire resources national conservation service, other agencies gallon out in the wake even when the ground is still warm to begin to treat the acres so we get less and fewer threats of mud slides and those types of things. post-fire, when the flames it's charred landscape, we're not done yet, a lot more done. to be those things are expensive, they require people, that is why i budget ing back to the situation. that is why we need to solve the budget issue. know it is supplemental bill, but congress is working through $36 billion in the might reachweek, it final vo