California couple watched Eaton Fire destroy their home on Ring camera: ‘40 years of life gone overnight’
Footage from a camera overlooking their driveway captured the blaze jump to their home as the intense winds blew smoke into the camera’s view.
Calif. Couple Watched Home of 40 Years Burn Down via Ring Cam: ‘Gone Overnight’
California couple Walter and Yalda Seace had lived in Altadena for most of their lives before the deadly Los Angeles wildfires caused their home to completely burn down.
California Couple Watched Wildfire Burn Down Their Home on Ring Camera
Until they saw the flames reach their home overlooking their home at the top of Altadena Drive on their Ring camera, the Seaces were hoping the blaze might miss them. They had evacuated suddenly, taking only a few essential belongings and their two dogs with them.
California couple loses home of 40 years to wildfire: 'We're tying to take it day by day'
California couple loses home of 40 years to wildfire: 'We're tying to take it day by day'
California couple watch house burn down through doorbell camera
A California couple watched the Eaton Fire destroy their beloved home of 40 years “in the blink of an eye” through a doorbell camera as they fled with just a few cherished items and their dogs. The Altadena home where Walter and Yalda Seace built their lives was reduced to a pile of debris when the deadly fire tore through their neighborhood Tuesday.
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Couple who lost home to Eaton Fire witnessed destruction on their Ring camera
Walter and Yalda Seace's Altadena home is now nothing but rubble due to the Eaton Fire. "It's overwhelming. I don't know how we're going to get through it...We will it's just going to be a long ...
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Return of strong winds to Los Angeles threatens area's fight against fires
The California National Guard is deploying to Los Angeles County to support law enforcement efforts in the region, the governor's office announced Thursday. "Thanks to the incredible work of our ...