Scramble to shelter animals from Los Angeles wildfires

While some people just got in their cars and drove out of the danger zone, Gruss had to wrangle more than two dozen frightened horses, as embers swirled in 100-mile (160-kilometer) -an-hour winds. "The last horse we had to get out of the barn... it was pretty bad," Gruss told AFP at the Los Angeles Equestrian Center, where hundreds of animals have been brought this week. "It was very smoky. It was dark. I couldn't see where I was," she recalled. "Both the horse and I were tripping over things, branches...