California wildfires destroyed legal marijuana crops

GLEN ELLEN, Calif. -- The cost of the deadliest wildfires in California history is rising. Forty-two people were killed, and on Monday, authorities said flames destroyed at least 8,400 homes and buildings -- a significant jump.That's not all that went up in smoke.The fires that burned through California's wine country destroyed most of the crop Erich Pearson had just harvested -- no, not grapes, but marijuana."This was a 40,000-square foot barn, which is about an acre in size," Pearson said. "Th