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Firefighters raced to contain scores of blazes across the American West on Friday night as California’s largest wildfire of the year prompted a new wave of evacuations. Federal officials say active fires have burned more than 1.8 million acres. Already this week, thousands of people have been told to evacuate, and haze from the fires has floated across the continent. The fire’s growth triggered a new wave of evacuation orders and warnings on Friday, when it was zero percent contained, according to Cal Fire. Gavin Newsom of California on Friday declared a state of emergency for Butte and Tehama Counties, in addition to Plumas County, where the Gold Complex fire had burned nearly 3,000 acres.
Persons: Gavin Newsom Organizations: Cal Fire, Gov Locations: Northern California, Butte, Tehama, Shasta Counties, Chico, California, Plumas County
Democrat Kermit Jones is running against Republican state Rep. Kevin Kiley in California's 3rd Congressional District. CA-13CA-22CA-27CA-41CA-45CA-09CA-47CA-49 HouseRepublican Kevin Kiley faces off against Democrat Kermit Jones in California's 3rd Congressional District. California's 3rd Congressional District candidatesKiley currently serves in the California State Assembly. Voting history for California's 3rd Congressional DistrictCalifornia's 3rd Congressional District stretches hundreds of miles from Death Valley up through Plumas County and includes some Sacramento suburbs. Jones has raised $2.94 million, spent $2.7 million, and has $151,000 cash on hand, as of October 19.
"Ukraine doesn't have nuclear weapons, so the risk of nuclear war in this scenario is if, somehow, the conflict escalated to pull in NATO countries or the US," she added. "That raises the risk of nuclear confrontation because some of the NATO countries have nuclear weapons." The US, for instance, has about 5,500 nuclear weapons, while Russia has about 6,000, according to the Federation of American Scientists. When a nuclear bomb strikes, it sets off a flash of light, a giant orange fireball, and building-toppling shockwaves. The fallout of a nuclear bomb also depends on how a country chooses to detonate it.
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