Southern California wildfires prompt evacuations

Right now at nine, the Santa Ana winds fueling devastating wildfires burning in Southern California. Aerial video shows the Norte fire in Orange County. At least six homes there burnt to the ground today. That fire started this afternoon. Already it's burned more than 570 acres near San Juan Capistrano and San Clemente. Two firefighters injured battling those flames, both taken to the hospital. And just in the past few hours, we heard from officials. Despite our aggressive attack from land and the air. The wind was relentless. Six homes were impacted. Our hearts go out to those homeowners, and we are grateful no one in those neighborhoods were hurt. We do have two injured firefighters, and they have been transported to a local hospital for treatment. We currently have approximately 400 firefighters on this fire, with an additional 400 firefighters en route. 16,000 people are under a mandatory evacuation order tonight and we're hearing from a family as they went back home to grab a few things. They say their neighbor's house burned down. How does it feel to look at your house? I mean it's one of those bittersweets right because our neighbor's is a total loss and ours is not touched so it's it's devastating. It's a tough tough experience how long have you lived there um eight years eight roughly yeah and how about your neighbors you know how long they've been oh 100 years yeah forever they made it to safety there she did yeah she's yeah she's out but it's devastating i mean the whole house collapsed on itself and it's crazy yeah still no containment on it tonight and to the northwest in malibu the bryson fire is now nearly 40 percent contained so far it's burned over 145 acres prompting evacuations and warnings in the area. Over 400 firefighters battling those flames. Crews are also battling those worsening conditions from the Santa Ana winds with gusts of nearly 70 miles per hour in some areas in those canyons. Hundreds of thousands are without power in what officials are calling a proactive shutdown of electricity. We'll bring you updates as we learn more about these fires tonight.