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A police officer with the Fresno Police Department walks back to his vehicle while conducting a door-to-door evacuation along Lodge road during the Creek Fire in Tollhouse, California, September 8. REUTERS/Stephen Lam
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Fiery, but mostly peaceful protest

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Meanwhile, in Portland protest day 103. It's chill here now, but not too long ago the Portland Police rushed out and arrested several people. At least one BLM hyena has suffered an epileptic seizure.
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Shocking new photos show the scale of devastation from California's wildfires, which have raged throughout the state and - in the case of the Creek Fire - burned homes and businesses to the ground.
In Washington state, too, the majority of a town was destroyed by wildfires - Malden, home to 300 people, was 80 percent destroyed.
And in Oregon, 80,000 people were evacuated from their homes on Tuesday as wildfires blazed out of control.
Meanwhile, firefighters in Colorado were aided by the sudden, surprising arrival of snow. Temperatures reached 101 degrees over the Labor Day weekend, and the Cameron Peak wildfire, which had burnt near Fort Collins, was casting an orange haze over the capital, Denver. However, overnight temperatures plummeted 60 degrees, and residents awoke to find snow on their cars.