California's Deadly Carr Fire Leaves Historic Damage in its Wake

The deadly Carr Fire, which stood at over 110,000 acres on July 31, was named the seventh most destructive wildfire in California history, according to the San Francisco Gate.The blaze killed six people and 2,546 buildings remained under threat July 31.Evacuated residents from the River Park Highlands subdivision began returning home on July 31, according to a Cal Fire report. Over 880 homes were reported to have been destroyed, with another 150 suffering damages.This video shows the aerial view of the fire and destruction in Redding, California, on July 30. Credit: Cal FIre via Storyful