angeles wildfires need so much support right now. you heard dr. siegel and myself talking about the psychological help they needs a well. this a huge loss, loss of life, property, livelihood, keepsakes. the american red cross is providing meals and shelter to these families along with other organizations, as well fwrchlt the red cross you can scan the qr code on your screen to donate. go to go dot fox slash red cross. as well direct link is giving out 95 mask, so you can go to their website, as well. we understand the particles and the ash can be really trouble some medical wise for everyone not just for you have asthma. >> thank you for watching our breaking news coverage during outnumbered. america reports now. >> it's only getting, i've never seen anything like this in my

life. >> everyone has lost everything here. i can't imagine what this will be when it's over. >> there's no water, no electricity and we live by the city for many of the years and nothing. they just let it burn. >> deadly wildfires in los angeles burning down entire communities and leaving second largest city in the nation on burns a new fires threaten new neighborhoods and the enormity of this situation is be coming more aware every day. stunning video shows flattened homes as far as eye can see. we begin friday is afternoon and i'm john roberts in washington. sandra the story doesn't get better. >> this is brutal for so many and to see these fires still burning and the absolute destruction in so many places there and still growing. i'm sandra smith and this is america reports and the coverage of the wildfires continues and five are still burning more than 34 thousand acre of land and

10,000 acres of structure. that number yesterday was around 2,000 structures. the death toll doubled overnight rising to at least ten now. 153,000 people are currently under evacuating orders and millions of people received evacuating warnings in error. officials don't seem to know why. >> there's extreme amount of frustration, anger and fear with regards to the erroneous messages that are sent out through the wireless emergency alert system across l.a. county. we have every technical specialist working to resolve this issue and to find the root cause. >> fox weather correspondent robert ray is live in malibu, what is the latest you are seeing there? >> yeah, sandra and everyone look behind me on the pacific coast highway in malibu.

as far as you can see, destruction. you hear the signs of the fire departments going by, there's thousands of personnel on the ground. this is a place famous around the world. malibu and it is in full destruction and what you see, power lines without electricity down by the winds and all the fire, smoldering debris and that debris is people's belongings, their homes and businesses that were burnt in these infernos by these santa monica winds in the past few days. wind can the gusts up to 100 miles an hour, category two force wind gusts. they have died down but the fires still rage in the hills above me as we looking at the pictures from this area, the pacific palisades and the neighborhoods that are destroyed, over 10,000 structures are gone. over 50,000 structures are

threatened in these los angeles fires. the palisades fire is historically the largest in l.a. county ever. over 20,000 acres burned. the eaton fire fire over 14 thousand burns across the santa monica mountains. firefighters are fighting this from not only the ground but the air because they can get up into the air now because the winds have died down. though those winds did activate last night flaring some fires here and they've been added throughout the night and morning to try and get those down and some those fires down and create a containment line. this fire here in the ball saids is continue to get better right now. those santa monica winds are coming again next week, early on so there is a fight to get all of this done and get all of this before it all comes back. ten people have lost their lives

unfortunately and many are injured as so many people are asking big questions as to how all this happened. meanwhile first responders from multiple states and parts of california have moved in to fight this battle right now. sandra and john? >> robert ray live there in santa monica. >> what was it like in the fires coming through. we have a pasadena resident and he had to evacuate twice in the 24 hours. bruce, how are you doing now and where are you hanging out since you got evacuated twice. >> thank you for having me. i'm not happy to be here but i think it's important for people to hear. i live in pasadena one and a half miles from eaton fire can john where the fire started and a tuesday night our neighbor sent a picture of our next door

neighbors house with flames above it. my wife and i were out of the house and that is my next door neighbors house. eaton fire is behind it. we were horrified to see that. we were out of our house in an hour and went to my stepdaughter's house in eagle rock seven miles west thinking that would be sufficient. spent the night there and woke up to learn parts of eagle rock were also under evacuation and we relocated to the west side to a friend's house near a business and l.a. x airport and have been there sense. this is friday morning. three days. >> so tell me, when you saw the picture of the fire looming there in eaton fire canyon above the neighbor's house what went through your mind? >> i was shocked. we had strong winds for the last 24 hours trying to knock my fence down and that's not too

uncommon this time of year but these were different. they have a different name but they were 90 mile an hour gusts and i stepped outside and was hit in the face with smoke and debris swirling around and tried to look up the street and walked a few blocks and then thought this is silly and got back to the house and my wife was pack together leave. >> wow. >> so many people have you know been through california wildfires before and we've seen the destruction on some of those but most people who are you know saw this, most people were caught up in this saying they have never seen anything move so fast or furiously. what are your thoughts about that? >> well exactly. you said it right there. there's all kinds of things being said right now and right now we need to focus on the devastation and the loss of life and trying to wrap our arms around people that need help but

imagine standing in 90 mile-an-hour gusts of winds by a bonfire. how do you contain that? embers were picked up and flown hundreds of yards even miles and i got back to my house last night for the first time and thankfully my house is standing and the entire street is, but two blocks away there are individual homes that are completely gone next to those standing and what that tells me is, it all depends on which way the wind was blowing. >> it's like a tornado sometimes it takes a half a block and then a house in the middle might have got missed. the fire in pacific palisades seemed more indiscriminate. entire neighborhoods are gone. a lot of folks lost their neighborhoods? >> i know a lot yes i do. i'm still in shock and grieving. we are just south of altadena and it the next community north of us and my son's elementary

school there, beautiful school, sent a mark's with a chapel that had been there for 100 years is gone. completely gone. so many friends. dozens with homes there are gone. i still can't process it. >> you eluded to this a seconding a. there's a lot of talk and finger pointing going on as to where the state and the county was ready for anything like this i know the immediate jat concern is to make sure people have a place to stay and the folks that might have been caught up in the fire are discover ring so their families nowhere they are but what are your thoughts now in terms of whether or not the city stand county were prepared for th this? >> well there will be time too fiend out and time to find out all the the facts and i hope people have a sober assessment of facts and not conspiracy but

again i was standing there in my home a mile and a half from where this fire started, and if you were at 90 mile an hour gusts of winds by a bonfire who is able to stop that? eaton fire canyon we were walking our dogs there new year's day. we hike there all the time. it's called a canyon for a reason. there's parts that are not accessible so if a fire starts you have to air drop water. tuesday night the winds were so bad the helicopters and planes were not able to fly so they were not able to access the source of the fire and the wind was whipping it up and sending it in all directions. there will be plenty of time to look at the facts and i hope the truth comes out but right now we need to pray for the firefighter who is are still battling this fire and knocking it down and the people who lost their homes

and so tragically the loss of life. >> still battling them and still will be for days to come. bruce we're glad you are home is okay. we mourn for the residents there. your neighbors who lost everything. i'm sure it will be tough to recover but we thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me and thank everyone for their support. my wife and i have received outpouring from all over the world from other countries and everybody we know and it really amazing. please keep anyone in this area in your thoughts and prayers. >> we will. we'll be praying for everyone. thank you so much. >> all of us here are working urgently and around the clock to confront this on-going fire storm. my agencies is leading the city effort to clear the way. red tape, bureaucracy, all of it must go. this will be an enormous undertaking but we will be ready

because we'll not rely on the old way of doing things. for this recovery. >> that was l.a. mayor mayor karen bass vowing to build back and do it quickly but we're learning about the stunning policy failures that let this fire get out of control quickly and bass knew about the fire and the wind warnings in effect before she chose to fly to africa as the l.a. times says she returned to a burning city. senior correspondent williamness is? our los angeles bureau reports on this. >> let me tell you about the latest trigger for a city on edge. when the county wants you to evacuate you get an alert on your phone and it tells you to get out because a fire is coming. twice energy deluding at 4 am last night thousands of los angeles citizen got one to find it was a mistake. county supervisor tweets saying

that was a mistake. the county says go to a website to get more information even though $250,000 people here have no power and even less cell or internet. >> to tell people to go on a website when they may not have access to internet is absolutely absurd and quite frankly not something that i'm recommending. i think that we need to fix this problem so that in fact, when an alert goes out it's legitimate. >> some scrutiny is not saying the politics were responsible for the fire, they are not. it's about asking those in charge the governor, the management of the sacramento mayors or, how are you spending our tax money to make an effective response. listen to this woman confront government. >> that was my daughter's school, what will you do? >> i literal liam talking to the

president right now to answer the question of what we can do for you. >> why is there no water in the hyd hydrants? >> is it going to be different next time? >> it has to be. >> i'm talking about personally you know that. i would fill them up myself. >> i understand. >> would you do it? >> i would do whatever i she can. >> but you are not x! >> this is emblematic. did you buy another super, super or helicopter or put it into dei or healthcare for illegal immigrants or did you put illegal fund to fight president trump or repair the water mains under sunset boulevard that burst twice because they are so old. it about choice. >> it is and those are really good questions and we'll keep asking them. john? >> and to william is the

opponent california started special legislative session yesterday but the emergency they are gavelling in is not the fire. the session is to prepare the state for president elect donald trump. they are preparing for trump as los angeles is on fire. take a listen to this exchange between the state assembly speaker and a journalist. >> is now the right time to have a special legislative session on allocating money to fight trump? >> i'm here to address this, these wildfires. this is a historic wildfires situation. this is a historic event and these wildfires will be quite possibly some of the worst disasters. >> right. so if they are some of the worst the world has seen anywhere and is going to cause billions and billions of dollars and take years to put people back in

their homes why are not gavelling in a special session the prepare the state against donald trump? does that make sense? >> which is why more residents and voters are asking the question, where do the their priorities lie? those questions are mounting this hour. >> it's so weird that he's there saying we're here to talk about the wildfires but the reason you are there is to gavel in the special session to prepare the state for donald trump. >> crazy. >> what about gaveling in a special session to prepare the state for the next massive wild fire? that might be a better idea. >> we'll have more on that coming up and in the meantime we're waiting for a white house press conference briefing that is expected shortly the fema administrator is expected to join that briefing and press secretary pierre as officials face backlash as response to all

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not before a number of people were told to evacuate and you can see these wind whipped flames and how quickly things spread. this a small the is serges of what happened the palisades fire and flang this did not get into the neighborhoods but you can imagine that's what palisades residents looked at. this fire down the hillside swept through neighborhood. unbelievable. >> there were earlier evacuation order and those were lifted as they were able to pretty quickly contain this but you can imagine if you were watching that you would think, just get out fast. >> it just shows you for the last couple of years they had a atmosphere of receives coming from hawaii dumping tons of rain and all that brush coating the mountain side increased in density and because of the dry weather in the last months, that stuff is just unbelievable fuel

for a wild fire, so spark gets going in there and we don't know how they started. it starts in top left-hand side of the canyon and ignites and the whole thing is gone in seconds. >> just incredible as we continue to see some of the time-lapse videos telling the story of what's happening in many laces. thank you for more on this and the fires and health concerns that relate to them. the double board certified doctor. we have big questions here as we see reporters who are on the ground there and trying to remain safe. they have masks on and hopefully preventing particles from ingesting or breathing them in but what's the risk to that what's in the air right now? >> look inhaling this air right now is ten times more dangerous than what comes out of a combustion engine of a car. we're talking about even carbon

monoxide and now the natural vegetation is not the only thing burning. we have buildings and chemicals in the air. the most critical are particulate matter and they are 2.5 microns, 1 slash 120th the size of a hair. they travel through our heart and recently a new study said they cross a blood ring barrier and ask cause dementia or nora. >> you can't mess around with this. this 1 the epa on health affects that contributed to wildfires smoke. respiratory particulates and can cause difficulty breathing even in healthy people exposure can cause transient reductions in lung function and pulmonary inflammation. for anyone who has lived through a fire you know one of the first things they tell you coming through your house or you go

through your house looking for anything that remains, it's covered in a sheet of these particles and dust and the toxins. what can be done about that when people are trying to save things. people will return to what's left of their homes. >> well look, i think anyone that has underlying pulmonary or cardiac containers like asthma, copd or heart containers must be careful and we know that. you have to limit your exposure by remaining indoors with windows closed and run the air containerer and the helpa filters. if you have those things don't hesitate to puff on that inhaler if you need it. don't hesitate to call your physician. if you are having cardiac symptoms like shortness of breath or chest pain, palpitations you should go to

emergency room. the key is persistence. if you only feel palpitations for a few seconds that's not so much a concern as if it continues on. >> i want to pop-up the number for the air quality in the l.a. area. it's obviously very high right now but it has come down from the highest levels but still very unhealthy. this will likely last, doctor, what's the harm to those currently living in this even in the surrounding areas? >> well you know a recent study from the american heart association showed those with underlying heart containers will be at heart risk if you expose yourself to this particulate matter and your exposure to wildfires has been shown to cause the par tick- late matter to pass through the blood brain barrier. some people have a 25% increased

risk of developing dementia. unfortunate ultimately as you said from what i've seen it looks like they will be in the air for months. >> this is going to be an incredibly challenging return for so many that want to go and look for their homes and i'm looking at the l.a. air quality now. down to 92 that's moderate and it has come down so far from what it was and still obviously still a big concern for anybody in that area. doctor i appreciate you joining us and thank you very much. >> thank you for having me. >> fox corporation transportation made a 1 million donation to california wildfires relief efforts and continues to be a program partner helping the red cross by providing safe shelter, food and aid in recovery. visit go dot fox slash red cross or scan that qr code on your screen. alright.

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bring inches of snow and ice to the parts of the country that rarely see that. hi steve? >> some of that has arrived. four inches some places and a cold and rainy mixture, as well hitting some of the roads and a lot of people are not used to such containers. warnings have been out for day, so you don't see a lot of cars on the road. i saw a woman use a small trash can to scrape the ice off her car. officials warn the main danger in is from ice on the roads. >> ice can be popping up unexpectedly and once you are on ice all bets are off. it can be dangerous and treacherous so it's really important that you stay off the road because those who do need to get to work, first reis responders, fire and ambulance crews, we want to keep the roads

as passable as we can for those people. >> realing? s too at the airport. hartsfield has more than five hundred flights cancelled. one delta flight aboard and take off and passengers got evacuated by inflatable bridges and the buses couldn't reach the plane because of the snow. other people this a break. the kids have day off across atlanta and businesses are closed and sthaes short headache for most but is expected to taper off late on saturday. sandra? >> steve thank you. john? >> wow breezy in atlanta. free speech and public safety pinned on each other as the highest court weighs a ban in the app tiktok. it will happen on january 19th unless tiktok parent bike dance

sells the app. our next guest is part of a bid to buy it, kevin o'leary. mr. wonderful. it sounds as if the supreme court may be in a mood to up hold the ban so what's that going to mean for you? >> that's good news for me, actually. what that means is that the company goes into a binary decision as to whether to let it be shut down, midnight on the 19th or engage with a buyer. you may be aware we have put an offer to i think we're the only syndicate form that gave an available offer last night to buy it and they may want to start to consider it. there's 30 to 40 billion tied up there, and if the supreme leader wishes to he can shot the it off and that capitol gets erased and of course that's not good for

future capitol raising. >> i was going to say not good for the investors involved currently, but - >> it makes the capitol he wants to raise in the future. if you have a bad day and you are an investor and he gets up in the morning and doesn't like his hair you are wiped out so that's very difficult to start dealing with on a long term basis and the only person that matters in this deal is a supreme leader. all chinese companies are controlled by him. >> to your point they didn't have trouble in india. the value as it's been said by many people concerned about national security for china in having tiktok in the united states and ownership is they can siphon all the data of all the users and this can be the ultimate trojan horse and they don't have interest in selling it. what may garner 80 to a billion

dollars which would buy more than a few aircraft carriers but the real thing is having this out is a trojan source and selling it to them ain't worth anything. >> that may be the case but their shareholders may have a different view of that because china wants to be considered a destination for capitol and every country needs it to grow their sxhi even in an adversarial position as they are with the united states. but if you want to be a big boy and play in international markets you don't wipe out u.s. shareholder money. every sovereign wealth fund many of them have huge investments in bike dance. everyone is watching this and i listen to every single word in that hearing. i just got off with our lawyers on this thing. we'll see but it won't be my decision or frank mack court's decision. we made the offer and every single american shareholder has

our offer and they know it and this is up for bike dance to decide and we think they should consider this because the argument made by their lawyers, i think fell on deaf ears regarding freedom of speech. we'll make it way better and make sure we abide by the order of the courts. this is the right path. i can't do anything, frank can't do anything, we have to sit here and wait. we think they'll render a decision early next week so they don't get into the mess of the inauguration transfer. we have to get biden to extend 90 days because his people know as do trump's people know that we've made this offer. we have to work with both administrations on a bipartisan basis because enterprise entrepreneurship is bipartisan. people on tiktok are spending 2 billion in revenue and they are all my shark tank guys. >> a lot of people are

republicans and democrats on the platform. we'll watch it and see where it goes and we're watching to see if you are the new tiktok mogul. thank you. >> appreciate it. >> always good to have kevin on. are you curious about those super scoopers? these bright yellow planes that are scooping up water to help put out wild fires? an expert will exmraep the important work the planes and pilots are doing right now. >> yes when they don't have a hole in the wing being hit by a drone. plus, lawmakers on capitol hill making progress to protect female athletes. a bill will block trance gender athletes from all women's sports. we'll get reaction from an athlete injured by a transgender opponent just ahead.

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>> brand new photos just in showing the absolute devastation caused by the eaton fire. one of the two biggest we've been following. taking a toll on the altadena community church. here's a place of worship that's been there for over 8 decades. the church mentioned that many members have also lost their homes. eaton fire disturbing the world's only bunny museum. one of the owners spent all night hosting it down but the building caught on fire and burned down. he salvaged few items and some real bun ys and a local gas station is a charred mess after fire scorched the building. you can make all the word chevron there above the business. just absolutely devastating, john. >> oh. no question about that. well police body-camera footage from new orleans shows the new

year day terrorist opening fire from inside his truck before he was shot and killed. two police officers wounded during that attack. we have the latest including the video. garret? >> yeah g john the. this is the moments that police the confronted him before he crashed his red f-150 truck on new year morning. you can hear officers yelling hands up right before he fires at them from underneath the airbag. watch this. [shots fired] >> that will give you an idea how quickly that played out. going through this again in slow motion you can see at least four officers outside that white

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>> residents of malibu are dealing with the aftermath of this week's devastating wildfires. those in malibu are leaving memories behind as they trackically race to safety. one resident is city councilman hail n conrad. thank you for joining us. what's the latest from malibu? >> the very latest from malibu is we have lighter winds which is in our favor. thank god i just got out of a huge stakeholders meeting and the communication is just amazing and the amount of boots on the ground i'm impressed by.

i think we're going to have a break so palisades can get much needed relief but there's is a huge santa monica coming back again starting this weekend. i did a ride along yesterday with the firemen and the devastation is unbelievable. i can't believe what i'm dealing with. i was sworn in on 2019 and we got lucky with franklin and i never want to say lucky but we knew this was coming and it's like an earthquake you had a tremor and now you have the big one and it's devastating. >> interesting you said you knew this was coming. >> something you are always preparing for there considering where you live. what do you think about that? everyone is saying how do we prevent this from happening again? what's the thought process in talking to leadership? >> you know, i think that there's an incredible amount of great people on the ground. all the firefighters and the

people trying their best and even myself, we're kind of at the bottom of the to tell pole. if we don't have help from the top and bottom of the food chain we're struggling needing help. malibu has been asking for help and we need help and zc e to help. >> what's, who is denying you the preparations you have been asking for? >> honestly it is a cluster and i'm not going to place blame because i think this is a huge issue around the country. it's basically a failure of the system as a whole because there's too much bureaucracy. we need to be able to get safety. i ran for city council because i have two teens. i'm not a politician and didn't want to get into this but the only way to help is to get involved so if you are going to live somewhere be involved in it. we have been asking for help,

city staff, the power lines were cut and then we leave residents without power for days. the high sduls not have a generator and in malibu we have all these government agencies that say what we can and can't do for safety. the coastal commission, santa anita mountains, coastal. they have their bosses too so i don't know how the whole thing works but in my opinion it's broken. i am a resident first. i'm chosen to pay taxes here and i've chosen to raise my children here. i'm a new yorker and i left my family in new york to come to malibu and it a great city the problem is that we have too many governmental agencies telling us what we can and can't do. cal the trans so if you look at pc h we had four deaths just a year ago in october. the four peper dine girls died

and i have people, we're up in arms because i have two teens about to drive and i thought i would help the kids be safer and help the fires. you are yelling into an echo scham bear. help me, help me and nobody comes. they are going to blame me and the council and city staff but guess what? you can blame other people. we are at the bottom. i don't want to blame people i just want it fixed. >> we clearly see your frustration and we know you ran to prevent things like this. we'll stay in touch with you and this is just massive and we appreciate you joining us. thank you and our blessings to you and your community. >> thank you very much. p rough, or tired? with miebo, eyes can feel

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former president obama shared a laugh. nate is live and is this a sign of a new political dawn in washington? >> well john president elect donald trump says this could be the beginning of a golden age for america. that's what he called it while meeting with republican governors at mar-a-lago. former president carter's funeral he and previous president obama. some looked frustrated but trump said everyone got along really well. >> i didn't realize how friend ly because i came in and said we probably do like each there we have different philosophies but i think we probably do. >> meanwhile john the cash is flowing in and