Country singer Tanya Tucker, who had to flee the fires in southern California, says her neighborhood looks "like a war zone or a nuclear bomb has been dropped." The singer is currently in Las Vegas as a refugee.

"It looks like Armageddon. It concerns me about what it says in the Bible about earthquakes and fires in the last days. If you believe the Bible, those things are starting to happen, and more frequently. Maybe we should just get ready to go."

Firefighters were able to save her house, and then used it as a base as they fought back the intense flames. Tucker says that some of her possessions were removed for save keeping. Friend and firefighter Justin Bell "managed to pull a lot of things out of the house that were important to me, like my stage clothes, my jewelry and a painting."

Tucker moved to California in August to aid her daughters' acting careers. Her daughter Presley, 18, was home at the time the fire threatened. Presley escaped with the family's pets. Tucker said she hopes the family can return home today. Tucker also is mother to Grayson, 16, and Layla, 8.

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