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[ ♪ ♪ ] >> this is the fox news alert, multiple massive wildfires are raging across the los angeles area as we speak. destroying homes with devastating force and with zero containment. those are the words we kept hearing during the press conference. zero percent containment. we learned the last hour that the fires have killed at least 2 people, and officials say there is a high number of significant injuries. the apocalyptic wildfires are forcing tens of thousands to escape and are being fanned by tornado-like wind gusts that are not letting up. the los angeles police chief warned that the wildfire conditions are unpredictable and unprecedented. one of them, the pale -- the palisades fire is burning through -- listen to this, 5 football fields per minute and that is enormous and it is continuing to intensify, and the

chilling video from los angeles shows the severity of the wildfire threat. just look at that raging fire, and can you see two men right there, and their dog. they are inside their home as it is surrounded by these flames that you see in the panoramic view. and scenes like this are happening all over los angeles right now. hello, everyone, this is "outnumbered." i'm kayeigh mcenany and emily compagno and harris faulkner and dagen mcdowel and our guest, bill hemmer. we begin with jonathan hunt who has been on this all day. what is latest? >> we have been watching for hours now, the ongoing destruction of an entire neighborhood as you look behind me here, the house directly in front of me is a 2-story house, and as you can see, it is reduced to rubble and look to the left, and brian pans left,

that is the next home down the street. a multimillion dollar home. a huge home. that one now completely ablaze. not a fire truck in sight. firefighters simply don't have the resources right now to continue fighting every one of these fires. saving every one of these properties. it is a question of saving lives and i want to give you a sense of how this has gone all day. we arrived here hours ago. these two homes were on fire then. we watched as the front of these collapsed into their front yards. and then the flames spread to the ones we were just showing you further to the left. it's quite an apocalyptic scene. as you look over, as brian spins up into the sky, you can see the sun trying to rise there in l.a. what it now 9 in the morning. just obscured by those intense clouds. we're seeing more walls collapse as we speak here on this particular building. but this has been going on now

for close to 24 hours. it has been an absolutely terrifying scene for so many families. some in the pacific palisades highhighlands area where my daur goes to school, by the way, has friends and their family trying to get out basically one-way-in, one-way-out neighborhood. and too many people abandoned their cars, and the streets blocked and they were told go back to your homes and we'll do our best to protect your homes from the flames coming towards you. we have nowhere safer for you to goment they were hunkered down in the home. and flames literally at the front door waiting for firefighters who thankfully were able to eventually save them. you can imagine how terrifying this scene is. i think what is remarkable about this fire, having seen so many over so many years here in southern california, is we often travel 30, 40, 50 miles outside of l.a. proper to the areas

where the fires break out. this is in the heart of the city. this is pacific palisades. a really densely packed residential neighborhood. so these flames have just spread so quickly. dropping down on to the trees. embers flying from the trees. flying on to the roofs of homes. one home after another as we just showed you. it's like a domino effect. they just keep going up in flames. up in flames. up in flames. and the firefighters have been doing their best, obviously, but frankly, a big part of this area of los angeles is going to be lost. having been up here this morning, we don't know any official figures. there won't be any final figures for quite a while. but i can tell you it's going to be hundreds and hundreds of homes, businesses that are lost here. also the schools badly affected. my daughter attends palisades charter high school which is just about a mile down the road here. we heard in the press conference that that school has suffered significant damage. that's 3,000 students who go

there. and if it's significantly damaged, they may be back to remote learning again. we'll find out in the next few days. but so many schools have been displaced here. they are moving as many students as they can to other schools. but it's going to be a long slog. and you just imagine again the terror that so many families went through. first of all, just trying to get out of a place like this. grab what you can. run for your lives, literally. get where you can. and there are so few roads in and out of this neighborhood. it was really absolutely chaotic and nothing short of terrifying for everybody trying to get out of here last night. we saw so many residents just standing once they did reach safety. falling into the arms of firefighters. desperate and relieved to be out. and absolutely terrified. but -- and looking back at their homes, one was talking to my wife who is a reporter here last night, and just pointed at some

flames on a hill behind them and said that's my home. >> jonathan, it's terrifying, stunning, heartbreaking, and as i look at the window and see the flames flying out, and i think of the photo albums, the memories, the keepsakes and all of the worried residents. we pray that everyone has evacuated the area. thank you very much, jonathan. >> sure. >> on to senior national correspondent williams la jeunesse. he is in the part of california with an evacuation area. >> i'm at pacific coast highway, north of jonathan, halfway between the palisades and pepperdine university, and several structures burned between the real inn which is an iconic restaurant here in malibu. as well as several structures. when i arrived here, there were about a dozen homes -- were on fire here, and went one after one. we're right along pch here, and you can see the water is right here. downed power lines.

power poles. crashed while we were out here, and as keith pans to the right if he can, you'll see more houses stacked like sardine style next to each other and firefighters didn't have a chance. and they tried to water 'em down. tried to keep the heat down. but to no avail because these houses literally were almost wall to wall. so in malibu, when i came in this morning, there were multiple structures on fire hire in malibu. north of where i am. and there was no firefighters in sight. they are stretched thin. in fact, i think we have a sound bite f from a fire chief basicay saying we didn't have any manpower and the helicopters were drowning. >> these fires are stretching the capacity of emergency services to their maximum limits. our department has responded to 3,624 911 calls for a and was to put it in perspective, our average is under 1500 calls in a

24-hour period. >> so in l.a. and southern california, they have a mutual aid agreement. if l.a. needs help, they'll get ventura, ventura needs help, they get orange county. the problem is these winds were so strong, fire departments gave what manpower they could, but they had to hold some back because as we've seen, right, we have four major fires in southern california. now l.a. is a basin, right. it's surrounded by mountains. you have the 90-mile an hour winds coming through the mountain passes and so a fire in the san bernardino riverside area, and altadena, and one on the north side and san gabriel, and i want to show people how close we are. it's kind of ugly. here is the cliff. that is pch and here is the homes. we're right here. so these winds just came right down here like a chute and shot down pch. and the number of homes.

bam, bam, bam, and fire on both sides and they took them out. firefighters i'm sure requested more. 1800 on site. hopefully get the fixed wings and the helicopters up, as well, and the wind -- it's died down now. i have to tell you if i face the amount of ash and the cinders in the air, just like getting in your eyes, and it's really irritating. thankfully wind is at my back right now, kayeigh. but that is the situation here, and red flag warnings which is a combination of humidity, wind, and some other factors that go into that. but that is going to be at least throughout today and probably into tomorrow. send it back to you. >> kayleigh: williams, i'm looking behind you, and it looks look a war zone, and it's smoldering, and i want to emphasis and ask you, you said when you arrived this morning, there were a dozen houses, you said they were wall to wall. i imagine you couldn't see that body of water there, the pacific, i presume, and now it's rubble? in a matter of hours?

>> yeah, kayeigh. so when you drive down pch, because this is obviously -- you know, very expensive land, all these houses -- and you can even see -- maybe you can't annoy because it's -- you can't now because it's been destroyed. they have balconies overlooking the water and the water crash underneath, and wall to wall houses on pch. once the fire got started. it just went boom, boom, boom. they could not get in between it. it was like a blow torch. the winds going 40, 50 miles an hour, and it with us woosh, and took them out one by one by one, and tried dousing with water and try to cool them down and get rid of some of the raid went heat, and you take a 2 by 4 and put the heat against it, it's almost spontaneous combustion. the flames went from one to the other. everything is destroyed here, and there's no doubt in my mind this will probably be the most expensive fire in state history because these are $10 million homes starting. we'll send it back to you.

>> kayleigh: i simply cannot imagine being a resident and watching this and seeing where your home once stood. thank you very much, williams. fox news meteorologist adam is in the weather center with the latest on the weather conditions and what to expect. >> kayeigh, the fire driven by the winds, and these are the highest end winds, and that catches a flame and that is going to move this really, really quickly. as of right now, currently, you look at the wind gusts out there, and yes, gusting up to 7t winds at 50 miles an hour and 4l spread this quickly, and step back and give you an idea, and the 4 palisades fires are burning there, and the several larger ones, and the palisades the largest of that, and taking up huge chunks of los angeles, and the los angeles area, and everything in the red or the orange color is an evacuation order. it's taking a huge swath there of the north side of los angeles where you start to get into the

hills. obviously being driven by some of these winds. wind alerts are still in place there as you are looking at wind gusts at 60 to 80 miles an hour, and even further off to the north and towards the east, still 40 to 60 miles an hour. so really powerful winds, and this is going to continue through the day today, and you see a slight improvement, and kayeigh, and i leave you with that tomorrow. and winds should back down on thursday. still a risk of seeing wildfires because they're out there and then unfortunately they may pick back up on friday. >> kayleigh: williams, thank you for the update. adam, rather. bill, you know what is striking to me is the speed and alacrity with which it happened, and you see the flames there and beginning 10:30 local time yesterday. 24 hours in and this damage is breathtaking. >> bill: it is breathtaking. when you see a story like this for the first time, it just stops you in your tracks. then you watch it hour after hour and you wonder oh, okay what is going to happen next. what adam is reporting there is significant. i look at the forecast for the

valley where the valley is, the northern part of los angeles, and through malibu, and they are predicting 30 kilometres an hour through the northeast, and die down significantly tomorrow which might be good news. harris, a couple of things that happened on your program before we k came on. and your interview with kennedy, she was telling a story that thousands and thousands and thousands of people are living on their own. about the heirlooms inside of their homes and the concern whether they can salvage that. point number 1. point number 2, a gentleman told you it may take as long as a week to get all of this under control. it just blows my mind. >> harris: not even 100% containment. but to get it under control. >> bill: and the embers that are floating in the wind and being taken away, 3, 400 yards. how do you stop that? it is a stunning story. and your comment about a war zone, kayeigh, when jonathan hunt -- he's own a street a cald

iliff, and you have been here, it's stunning real estate and beautiful and the southern california climate and you just love it. when joh jonathan panned off. it look like a scene from eastern ukraine and that is southern california live right now. >> can i mention the people though -- and kennedy and i talked about this last hour, and he think of the area so privileged and so rich and the getty museum is threatened, and there are a lot of things that are big and important and what about the people who work there and live in apartment houses who live in housing that is subsidized who also could not get out? what about those people whose businesss have burned? and the employees they had that now don't have jobs to go to? there is so much more to the

story. a hurricane of flame and it still burns and it still blows. >> emily, and you think of the evacuation orders with the hurricane, you have days to evacuate. you have ample notice. i heard one man saying i'm in the house and get the evacuation notice and the way out is blocked by fire. >> as kennedy mentioned, the go-bag may may not have the famy heirlooms so precious and this is in the state of california and couple a lack of resources, and pgne and the repeated experiences every year, and this is unfortunately a part of living in california and p we he loved ones that go through it and are traumatizeed and pick up the pieces long after the flames are put out. >> kayleigh: dagen. >> dagen: in an instant, these individuals were told to leave everything behind and get out of your house. in an instant, all of the things that they left behind were

destroyed. and i will just quickly point out that james woods, the actor, he said -- he posted a video he took from his beautiful little home in the palisades. on x and he said now all the fire alarms are going off all at once remotely. this is about 9 hours ago. it tests your soul losing everything at once. i must say. >> lake county fire chief anthony marrone pleaded for our prayers, and let's give l.a. that this hour. and we continue to cover the devastating wildfires in california throughout the hour. keep it here on fox news. because i know so many of you have served our country honorably. one of the benefits that we as a country give you as a veteran is the eligibility for a va loan, for up to 100 percent of your home■s value. if you need cash for your family call newdayusa. with automatic authority from the va we can say yes when banks say no.

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>> kayleigh: president-elect trump is putting the world on notice about his intentions to acquire greenland. just yesterday, trump sent his

son, don junior, and a delegation of other representatives to the territory's capital city of nuuk. saying it's essential to keep the world safe and secure. >> president donald trump: we need greenland for national security purposes. you have approximately 45,000 people there. people don't know if denmark has any legal right to it. if they do, they should give it up because they need it for national security. you look outside, you have china ships all over the place. you have russian ships all over the place. we're not letting that happen. we're not letting it happen. and if denmark wants to get to a conclusion but nobody knows if they even have a right, title or interest. the people are probably going to vote for independence or to come into the united states. but if they did do that, then i would tariff denmark at a very high level. >> one democrat lawmaker says he's open to hearing the idea

out. here is pennsylvania governor. >> i would never support taking it by force. i think it's a responsible conversation if they were open to acquiring it, whether buying it outright. if anyone thinks that's bonkers, it's, like, well, remember the louisiana purchase. i think alaska was a pretty great deal. $50 million. open to having all kinds of conversations, as well, it's not helpful to freak out. but some things might work out. some may not. that's part of ongoing dialogue. >> ongoing dialogue that might now include both parties and might proceed. >> bill: back in march, we had the great fortune of joining the u.s. navy and going up pretty close to the north pole. and i can tell you well north of the arctic circle in march, everything is frozen as far as the eye can see. geographically the -- sorry, the island of greenland.

4/5ths of it is above the arctic circle which means for about 10 months of the year, it is nothing but frozen ice. if you want to successful navigate places like greenland, what you need are ice breakers. you know how many ice breakers the united states has today? >> zero. >> two i believe. >> bill: two, very good. do you know how many ice breakers russia has today? >> 5, 10. >> bill: 40. and some are nuclear powered which gives putin the capacity to operate in that part of the world during certain times of the year and greenland sounds like a great idea. if you're going to go ahead and pursue that, you have to pursue other things, includes, which includes spending money to develop what you need to operate from that part of the world. >> to bill's point, dagen, china has ice breakers and are a member of the arctic circle coalition that is vitally important --

>> bill: they kind of invited themselves. >> exactly. pushed their way in. >> bill: 8 countries in the world share the arctic circle, and china ain't one of them. in 2018, they invited themselves in the club and set up a science lab ow on a northern island far away from the arctic circle. >> and they are part of it, and mineral-rich greenland to his point provides another resource and we get our hands on and means china doesn't. >> harris: three times the size of texas and also rich in oil and gas. china stated goal, world's number 1 super power. and president trump is simply saying okay, different administration, different leader, not going to sit back and empower and enrich all of these nations that want to wipe the united states off the face of the earth. so you take president trump, that press conference, you take him seriously. maybe not literally, so some of these things will get done. the one thing that jumped out for me was when he said -- his

threat about the hostages in gaza that he reiterated. by the middle of the day on january 20th, the united states and israel will be aligned like this. >> bill: there were two bodies found today in gaza. >> hostages. >> bill: a father and son. >> he said all hell will break out if the hostages are not returned. >> kayeigh, he said in the prior administration of trump, and talked, as well, of acquiring greenland, and it was not until announced publicly that denmark resurfaced in a publicly nationalistic fervor and refusal and it was making strides back then. here is a continuation rather than an origin story. >> i'm glad you brought it up. it's a continuation. it's funny to watch some of the liberal media. they act as if trump had a hat and pulled out the name of countries and said i want these because i'm an autocrat. that is not what happened.

these are strategic decisions he is making for our national security interests. you talk about competition in the arctic over natural resources, greenland is hugely important. but rare earth minerals which are key to making defense products -- we have 1.3% of rare earth minerals. china has 70%. greenland is rich in this, and even john bolton, a critic of the trump administration said yesterday, i have always seen the strategic importance of greenland. >> which is interesting since he was visiting there in florida. i wonder if it's part of the conversation. to that end, denmark is clear they don't mine for that. this would represent a very serious shift of utilization of greenland. >> yeah, we'll have to wait and see. i'm actually much more optimistic about our ability to cut through ice. having lived in minnesota, one of the early dates with my husband up in duluth on the great lake of superior was to watch an ice cutter come in. at that point, the lake superior which is the size of the ocean, basically, up there, would come in and ice was so thick that we

were driving our cars out on to places like raynard and 18 wheelers were dropping the houses. i don't know how much of that is going on today. but those were some great dates, and those ice cutters come in and they were like giant cities cutting through that ice because the ships are so big. we have a lot of willpower in the united states. and there are some people who can do some things that may be don't make fish. television.i think we got this. >> well, on to this next: president-elect trump has had it with what he calls biden's green new scam. that story next. and shine a light on the family journey that led to you. ancestry can help you piece together the past with billions of records, photos, and more. memberships are on sale now. okay everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. yay - woo hoo! ensure, with 27 vitamins and minerals, nutrients for immune health.

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10,000 acres if you add up the 5 fires burnings. and tyler fire is in the ajade a--ed ajays sent county of rive, and the winds died down from 10s gusting in 70-plus. that's moving in the right direction and not fast enough, and embers can travel for 4 football fields from interviews we've been having all morning. we are told that there are a hi number of significant injuries among people who could not get out. and california developer rick cacarusso is calling fire officials for all of this. and they have fires in california and other areas, too. and carusso says the situation happening now is one like a third world country. >> what is most concerning is our first responders and our firefighters who are trying to battle this, there's no water in

the palisades. there's no water coming out of the fire hydrants. this is an absolute mismanagement by the city. it's not the firefighters' fault. it's the city. and i am going to be very honest. we have a mayor that is out of the country and we have a city that is burning and there is no resources to put out fires. so if you look at your pictures, you don't see the firefighters there because there's nothing they can do. and it looks like we're in a third world country here. >> harris: fox correspondent max gordon is in malibu west of the pacific palisades, maximum. >> -- max. >> this is a surreal scene we're seeing here, and you have the million dollar homes along the pacific coast highway burnt to the ground. you would think you would be safe right next to the ocean. but these houses simply were not. the pristine waters -- normally

pristine waters currentlily black with soot and you see cars burnt in garages. the palisades fire now growing to more than 5,000 acres. many people -- significant injuries were incurred as they tried to get out. people who didn't heed those evacuation warnings. now this has been a really tough firefight for the firefighters on the ground. because namely of the winds. we've had the santa ana wind event and gusts up to 100 miles an hour on some mountain tops. between today and tomorrow, we expect 60 miles an hour plus gusts according to the national weather service, and this fight is far from over. we have fires burning all across southern california right now. to the east of us, the eaton fire near pasadena -- two people have died in that fire. that fire has grown to more than 2200 acres. but really just devastating scenes like the ones we're seeing here west of the palisades here in malibu. a lot of folks going to come home to absolutely nothing. back to you. >> harris: max, thank you very

much. >> thank you. >> harris: well, right now, on the phone with us is foks news x news contributor leslie marshall, and leslie, i'm learning that your home is not far from the epicenter, and our prayers with everyone out there, and first person from you. you got a knock at the door in the middle of the night. >> it wasn't exactly like that. but we are as close to the epicenter as my son could throw a football to it. it was exactly behind the house across the street from ours, and harris, i have to tell you, i have lived in california since the end of 1999 to 2000. i have heard about fires. i've seen fires. i've seen smoke. we went to the coast during the bobcat fire that was miles from our home. one of the things i want to impress on people is how fast this happens. i can't even explain. i literally felt like i was in a

live action film. it is so surreal. we saw -- we were outside moving some of our furniture as we are used to. with the high winds to make sure it doesn't blow around, break the windows, break the furniture, end up in a neighbor's yard, hurt anyone. we were tying things and moving closer to the house and my son said mom, look. there is this huge, huge cloud of smoke coming from the neighbor's house and i said my god, something in the neighbor's house was on fire and then we saw the orange glow which would have been -- in the canyon or the hillside above eaton canyon, and i was home with my kids and my dogs and my husband was at work and i go we got to get the heck out of here, and police and firefighters, and i ran out and the police said do we need to evacuate and they said not yet, you're on the east side of the street. i'm thinking that is close, i'm going to get out of here, and

blowing out all of the candles because it was pitch black because we had a second power outage yesterday. one in the day and one at night. and you know, i said to the kids, i said, you know, you know what, let's just prepare to get out. and i swear to god, it was 20 seconds after the police -- >> oh, my goodness. >> -- told me you don't have to evacuate. they're get out. get out now. with the bull horn, and people banging on the doors. we're, like, where is the dog, where is the leash. and honestly, my kids are going to kill me for saying this on tv, but, you know they're crying. their things. they can't pack their things in the bag. and i heard kayeigh on the program. kayeigh, you got it. after we got to the hotel, i started to think oh, god the cassette with my dad's voice on it. my mother's engagement ring. my grandmother's engagement ring, and the wedding album. i know they're things. but oh, wow, it hits you. >> harris: they are things, but things that attach memories that cannot be talked about to

the people of some of them in there and whatnot, the pictures, and they're not with us. they're things with texture. and i have so much room in my heart and respect for people collecting those things and wanting to be connected. i get it. leslie, i'm so sorry that you and your family are going through this. your neighbors, too. but you made it out alive. god blessed you, and we are grateful for that. thank you for telling us what it was like to be there and you got out. >> thank you, guys. love to all of you. >> harris: take care. keep it here on fox news for continuing churc -- coverage ofe wildfire in california. stay tuned. we'll be right back.

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♪ ♪ >> emily: you are looking live smoke-filled in palisades california where the firefighters battle major blazes on several fronts fueled by powerful winds coming from the desert, hot, hurricane-custom lands where two people killed in a number of significant injuries radically quoting first responders there. tens of thousands of people have been forced to evacuate across los angeles county. the largest out-of-control fire in pacific palisades where a thousand structures have been destroyed and 5,000 acres burned. fire officials said emergency services are stretched to their maximum, and the police are urging residents to take evacuation order seriously. "america reports" for further