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"It's been one of the great joys of my life, my friendship with him." —Former President Bill Clinton remembers George H. W. Bush. https://cbsn.ws/2BP1mI8 pic.twitter.com/hfsBLrdt91

“On the morning of Nov. 8, there was a thriving community. And in a matter of hours, it’s wiped out. It’s gone.” @ButteSheriff Kory Honea tells 60 Minutes about the devastation the Camp Fire caused in Paradise. Bill Whitaker reports. https://cbsn.ws/2QaiRey pic.twitter.com/hfDDwDuU1T

Not every great moment made it into tonight’s broadcast. In this extra clip, George W. Bush remembers how in an especially difficult moment after 9-11, his dad was the only person who knew exactly what to do. https://cbsn.ws/2Q5bSDP pic.twitter.com/5rBIwYtBb4

The Camp Fire was so strong and moved so quickly that firefighters couldn’t keep up. Bulldozer driver and firefighter Joe Kennedy, along with fellow firefighters, put themselves at risk over and over to save others. Bill Whitaker reports. https://cbsn.ws/2QcosRX pic.twitter.com/S7T2CfOwPJ

60 Minutes looks back at the life of George Herbert Walker Bush—the 41st President of The United States, a fighter pilot, oilman, head of the CIA, two-term VP and father of six—with presidents No. 42, 43 and 44. President Bush died Friday. He was 94. https://cbsn.ws/2Q590qq pic.twitter.com/J0wLAi0a9o

Watch a 3D simulation of California’s Camp Fire, which quickly consumed 153,300 acres north of Sacramento and destroyed a number of small towns in its path. https://cbsn.ws/2RuXaTd pic.twitter.com/Dz9NAWjLza

What's it like to cover a wildfire? After covering dozens, Bill Whitaker and producer Marc Lieberman know one thing for sure: It's much worse than what you see on TV. https://cbsn.ws/2DYVg9H pic.twitter.com/4ECTBy5wLN

Identifying the remains of victims in a mass casualty disaster using traditional DNA techniques could take months. But Butte County Sheriff Kory Honea is relying on new, rapid DNA identification tech—its first use in a disaster—to accelerate that process. https://cbsn.ws/2KOdAUi pic.twitter.com/Qsua6uXwNY

“We're now, every year, seeing fires like this that are becoming more and more extreme. We had five years of drought. The vegetation is critically parched.” Ken Pimlott, director of @Cal_Fire, says the state is primed for future devastating wildfires.pic.twitter.com/GgwE2oXZSo

“I was taking the burning cars and pushing them off the road,” firefighter and bulldozer operator Joe Kennedy recalls his efforts to rescue trapped residents and firefighters in the massive and deadly Camp Fire. https://cbsn.ws/2Qvf6zH pic.twitter.com/UT4GELNZe6

“I think he’s going to go down as the greatest one-term president ever.” —George W. Bush on his father’s legacy … and how all presidents start to look better with the passage of time. https://cbsn.ws/2BMyosg pic.twitter.com/vn4cXkqh3g

"It's been one of the great joys of my life, my friendship with him." —Former President Bill Clinton remembers George H. W. Bush. https://cbsn.ws/2KOAnzh pic.twitter.com/ZTIdbEi9DR

“Dear Bill …” Former President Bill Clinton read to Norah O’Donnell from the letter President Bush left for him in the Oval Office. https://cbsn.ws/2QuoxzG pic.twitter.com/2nKKCS3BQU

President George H.W. Bush, known as a master of personal diplomacy, once helped his son entertain Vladimir Putin with a bumpy boat ride at the family’s compound in Maine. According to George W. Bush, their guest loved it, his interpreter, not so much. https://cbsn.ws/2BM0dkp pic.twitter.com/xPfCJ6lFYv

This was one of the first interviews former President Obama gave after leaving office. https://cbsn.ws/2BN6ble pic.twitter.com/65dA2SoM5o

“I think he’s going to go down as the greatest one-term president ever.” —George W. Bush on his father’s legacy … and how all presidents start to look better with the passage of time. https://cbsn.ws/2Qavy9a pic.twitter.com/tG8lG9EQX8