Title: September 14 US wildfire news
Headings: Deadly wildfires rage across the US West Coast
Deadly wildfires rage across the US West Coast
What you need to know
Nearly 90 large wildfires continue to rage and scorch millions of acres
Washington state governor slams Trump in open letter
22 people missing in Oregon due to wildfires
Anderson Cooper talks to Oregon family who escaped a wildfire
10 people have died in Oregon due to wildfires, governor says
USPS closes some post offices because of the wildfires
Professional soccer match in Oregon postponed due to wildfires
These West Coast areas have the worst air quality in the world right now
Trump declines to say that climate change is playing a role in wildfires

Content: “As of today, there have been 22 individuals reported missing associated with these fires,” Emergency Management Director Andrew Phelps said Monday. “If you’re concerned for missing family, please report that concern to the local law enforcement entity,” Phelps added. He also encouraged people who are evacuating to register with the American Red Cross so that officials and loved ones will know that they are safe. share with Facebook
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12:46 p.m. ET, September 15, 2020
Anderson Cooper talks to Oregon family who escaped a wildfire
CNN's Anderson Cooper talks to a family who escaped a wildfire in Oregon on today's Full Circle, which starts at 6 p.m. ET. Allison Hargett, her husband Tyler, and their 6-year-old daughter Lilly were camping at Detroit Lake State Park in Oregon last Tuesday when they received evacuation orders stemming from the Beachie Creek Fire. As they fled the fire, their vehicle ran out of gas. Cooper will also talk to CNN's Kyung Lah about California's devastating wildfires. Watch the full episode of Anderson Cooper Full Circle: share with Facebook
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4:21 p.m. ET, September 14, 2020
10 people have died in Oregon due to wildfires, governor says
From CNN’s Andy Rose
Oregon Gov. Kate Brown speaks during a wildfire press conference on Monday in Salem, Oregon. Source: