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The Camp Fire struck in and around the town of Paradise. Resident Nichole Jolly said she thought her life was over as flames surrounded her car, filling it with smoke. Then, she called her husband, who pleaded with her to run, she said."He said don't die, run. If you're going to die, die fighting. You have to run," she said, recalling his words.In some areas of the state, rescue efforts have turned into cleanup and recovery as residents return to what's left of their gutted homes in neighborhoods littered with charred remains of cars, trees and buildings. President Trump on Monday approved a request for a Major Disaster Declaration that will provide the state with federal resources.A Malibu resident who has lived through many wildfires said she has never seen one touch so many parts of the city at once."Every community neighborhood has been devastated," the woman told CNN affiliate KCAL/KCBS. 910

The Disgusting Food Museum is not just an exhibit, but a celebration of food from around the world highlighting how different cultures may or may not view certain things as disgusting, according to a statement from the museum. 226

The family is part of a farming community in Mexico known as La Mora, whose residents identify as mormon but consider themselves separate from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the Associated Press reports.'RELATED: 231

The celebration drew a large crowd to Toronto's Nathan Phillip's Square to honor the Raptors for winning their first NBA title. Toronto Police said that first responders are on the scene, but it is unknown exactly how many people were wounded. Despite the chaos, the celebration continued on the stage, Jennifer Pagliaro of the Toronto Star reported. Fans gathered were told to remain calm as the celebration continued. The announcement came just minutes after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau addressed the fans.Video from a reporter on the scene shows many in the crowd running from the square. I’m on the roof of city hall and something is happening. People are running including what looks to be cops and security 715

The fawn was kept inside a Monroe County Fire Rescue tanker truck until the fire was under control.At about 3 a.m. Monday, the young deer was released unharmed into a nearby unburned area.Monroe County Public Information Officer Cammy Clark said finding a fawn with no mother in sight is a "unique situation."Clark said Key deer usually do not need to be rescued because they have evolved over the years and know how to adapt to fires.No Key deer have been found harmed from the Sunday brush fire and the ones observed appear healthy and not stressed, according to National Key Deer Refuge manager Dan Clark.Clark said Key deer need fires because it spurs new growth that provide nourishment for the animals. 718

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