As firefighters, first responders and volunteers continue to battle the wildfires in California and provide relief for those in need, Jay Leno shared his thoughts on what the future of Los Angeles could look like.

Jay Leno is among the Angelenos pitching in to help those fighting the wildfires in Los Angeles and arriving in his own vintage fire truck, to boot.

In an impromptu interview with Anderson Cooper in the Pacific Palisades January 14, against a backdrop of real, operational fire trucks, Leno said he “drove a 1941 American LaFrance fire truck” to lend his services,

"We're cooking for the crew, and you guys, if you're hungry, we got a big barbecue going," Leno said. A confident Freudian slip on Fox News was the nail in the coffin for the ABC host The post Jimmy Kimmel Says Confirmation Hearings Have ‘Finally Found the Dumbest Person in the Senate’ | Video appeared first on TheWrap.

Leno told host Sandra Smith that he volunteered to serve meals to the firefighters responding to the emergency affecting the greater Los Angeles area because he didn’t want to be a part of the “blame game.

Tinseltown celebrities have been in the news as wildfires have roared through multiple communities in the Los Angeles area. "Chicago Fire" actor Brian J. White was part of a group that made a citizen's arrest of a suspected arsonist.