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Watch Live: California officials give latest update on Woolsey wildfire in Chico, CA
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32:33Now PlayingThe forecast for crews battling the California wildfires was anything but promising Monday. Near hurricane-force gusts may be in the cards for some already scorched areas.
This, as the death toll from blazes ravaging both ends of California rose to at least 31 after the remains of several more people were found Sunday.
Gov. Jerry Brown is requesting a "major disaster declaration" from President Trump.
The so-called "Camp Fire" leveled nearly the entire city of Paradise, scorching thousands of homes and leaving its business district in ruins. More than 200 people were unaccounted for after the wildfire decimated the town of about 27,000, as crews stepped up search efforts for bodies and the missing. Authorities called in a DNA lab and teams of anthropologists to help identify victims.
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