Special material being used to douse off California wildfire

As rescue teams discover six more bodies in the wreckage, the death toll from the three ranging wildfires in California rose to 31 on Sunday, equaling the deadliest wildfire in the state’s history. Of the 31 victims, 29 died in Northern California's Camp Fire and two in Southern California's Woolsey Fire, CNN reported. People were engulfed, cars melted down to metal carcasses, and power lines were gnawed by flames, reports described.  It has virtually burned the town of Paradise to the ground and destroyed an estimated 6,700 buildings, most of which were homes.