California's fire death toll doubles as chaos grips LA
Wildfires in Los Angeles have killed at least ten people, and forecasters warn more high winds may fan the flames further
Los Angeles's medical examiner confirmed ten fire-related deaths on Thursday evening
Los Angeles County Sheriff Robert Luna says it hasn't been safe to reach many hard-hit areas and the death toll is "absolutely going to change"
A man has been detained on suspicion of lighting the latest fire, which broke out on the border of Los Angeles and Ventura counties on Thursday
Arson investigators are looking into the start of another fire, in the Palisades, which has gone on to destroy more than 5,300 structures
The Eaton fire is estimated to have destroyed 4,000 to 5,000 structures
A curfew is planned for some areas after police arrest 20 people for looting abandoned homes
Crews dealing with the blaze tell our reporter they are desperately short of water - and fear they are fighting a losing battle
California's fire death toll doubles as chaos grips LA
