Los Angeles wildfires destroy iconic producer Bob Clearmountain's Mix This studio in Palisade

If you're kicking that stuff up, you're breathing it in,

said Chris Thomas, a spokesman for the unified incident command at the Palisades Fire

We need to be aggressive out there,

Litz said

When a firefighter comes up to a hydrant, we expect there's going to be water,

she said

When the fire department brought me back, his cottage was burnt to the ground,

Shelley said

He was gathering some things, packing up his car a bit and he said that he

Kimiko told KTLA

Let me just sit here for a few minutes

But he was unwilling to leave his home, telling her

This is what's left of Mix This! I want to thank everyone who have sent all the incredible notes of love and support we've gotten since this terrible thing happened. We're trying to answer all of them but we're also dealing with so many other issues so I apologize for not responding to everyone, but know that you're all in our hearts,

Bob wrote on his page

Water pressure in the system was lost due to unprecedented and extreme water demand to fight the wildfire without aerial support,

it said

They didn’t know what to tell me,

Eric Nickerson said

It’s in God’s hands,

Kelley told family members, according to her granddaughter, Briana Navarro

We made the choice to evacuate on Tuesday night, however my grandmother decided she wanted to stay,

wrote Navarro

It was a normal conversation. Like most mornings,

Eric Nickerson told CNN’s Erin Burnett on Friday

He was not going to leave his son behind. No matter what,

White told the Post

Son, the winds are picking up really, really bad.”

In one of his final phone calls, as the Eaton Fire approached his Altadena home, Rodney Nickerson said

We didn't see a single firefighter while we were throwing buckets of water to defend our house against the flames"

on Tuesday night ... said Nicholas Norman, 40

That's textbook Trump: he's trying to start a polemic with false information,

said architect Ross Ramsey, 37

They were too busy over in the Palisades saving the rich and famous's properties, and they let us common folks burn,

said the teacher

There's going to have to be a real evaluation here, because hundreds and hundreds of thousands of people have just been completely displaced,

he told AFP

I don't think the officials were prepared at all,

said James Brown, a 65-year-old retired lawyer in Altadena

Our city has completely let us down,

said Nicole Perri, outraged by the fact that hydrants being used by firefighters ran dry or lost pressure