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will: it's the 7:00 a.m. hour of "fox & friends" weekend starting with california governor gavin newsom facing backlash over alleged mismanagement of la wild fire withs mel gibson sending him a message. >> any message from you to governor newsom or karen bass tonight? >> spend less on hair gel. rachel: president elect trump will not face a penalty in the hush money case in new york. we have that next. charlie: the biden administration tried to bully facebook into censoring that post covid vaccines. >> they pushed us super hard to take down things that were

honestly true. charlie: second hour of "fox & friends" weekend starts right now. a fox news alert, a new wave of evacuation orders issued in los angeles county after a major flairup overnight in the palisades fire. rachel: right now a total of six wild fires that are burning across los angeles. fire storm leaving at least 11 dead and destroying thousands of homes and buildings. will: robert ray is live on the ground in pacific palisades this morning. robert. reporter: good morning to you and everyone from a burned out neighborhood here, and i want to just illustrate how intense these fires are. the inside of a vehicle here. this is the dash board. what's left of it. incinerated, and it is just a remarkable scene all over this area here in los angeles county. we look, guys, at some of the aerials from last night

overnight and it's still nighttime here from the palisades fire and the flairup that has occurred as fire fighters are on the ground trying to extinguish that. this palisades fire has scorched over 21,000 acres over last tuesday and most burned in la county and historic at this point and thousands of structures with homes and businesses and neighborhoods, livelihoods and wiped off the face of the earth and going in palisades on the border of malibu and malibu also on the pacific coast highway and many of those beautiful homes and also businesses ruined, destroyed, burned as fire came down the mountainside days ago with santa ana winds and nearly 100 miles an hour wind gusts and category 2 hurricane force winds that hit that ocean side, ruined

them and hit the boat and stopped at pacific ocean and these flairups happen all across the region and it's six active fires and where i'm standing in the palisades fire and it's burning and trying to extinguish that in the brentwood area and many areas. to the north of where we are, the eaton fire scorched over 14,000 acres and that fire has taken the lives of six people and that's only three% contained. the pacific palisades fire where we are at and in total it's unfortunately here this morning. these santa ana winds are set to kick up again tomorrow and race against time to try and extinguish all of this and smoldering piles of people's belongings continue where we're standing right now and smoke

wafting across neighborhoods and residents in traumatic situations and had to evacwait and speaking to them and listen to one account. >> we moved into this house 22 yearsing and remodeled it a couple of times and a last little remodel and it was perfect. all perfect. state farm just re-upped our insurance because we were in a safe area. we didn't expect that at all. that's the hardest part of it all. reporter: heart breaking to listen to all the people, thousands that were affected by this and look at map of six different fires that are being fought on the front lines by literally thousands of firemen and women across from multiple states and pretty much all the western states sent in reinforcements here and 15,000 personalities going for them and

attacking the fairs on the ground and also the air. when the sun comes up and if the winds are not too strong and they'll go in with choppers and also airplanes dropping fire retardant and containment lines and going to burn on the valleys and mountainsides into more neighborhoods and destroy more of los angeles county and unprecedented historic scenario right now as so many people are reeling and they're not even close to out of the woods yet as flairups continue to occur because of santa ana winds here in southern california and la county. back to you. will: a question about geography and the fire evacuation zones and all there with the pacific palisades looking at that fire particularly moving deeper in towards malibu and more of malibu anda fire a month ago around pepperdine university and would clear out some brush and

do you know about that and which neighborhoods are under the greatest threat at this time. reporter: right now there's concern that if this fire counties and if they can't stop it from moving through these valleys that brentwood is going to be an issue and the malibu as well and we came in from santa monica area and beverly hills coming in and the dark of night the flames on top of hillsides and difficult to get up there and truly tell in person and the communications were zero in the pockets and at this point, all the barricades and blockades from officials, they do not want people in those areas and even media at this point and they really are up against the clock here to try and contain these -- before the santa ana winds kick up again and all of the pockets in this area at this point and neighborhoods that are burned down like where i'm the up into

the hills and palisades down to pch and malibu and all in the threatened zone and we think about this, guys, over 50,000 structures are threatened and at this point, 20, 15,000 structures are annihilated and gone incinerated and this is, draw a circle around this area and basically say this is all, all in jeopardy right now. it still is and that's the big concern of the santa ana winds kicking up again yet again tomorrow and through the coming days just remarkable scenario. rachel: tell me about the air quality there and maybe your house didn't burn down in that area but maybe you just can't breathe very well there. reporter: precisely and masks and filtered masks with bandanna and layers you can get and gloves and got to be protected and everywhere around here is

partpartparticles and smoke andt see it and when the light comes up, you can see all the plumes and smoke moving across the areas and crazy hills of the pacific ocean and even inland from santa monica, venice and los angeles and depends on where the wind is going and you're going to see all that smoke moving across and it's very bad air quality and all of these chemicals and particles as dangerous as it gets for your lululungs and eyes as well. your skin can take in all this stuff too and it's very important to be masked up and properly have all the proper equipment on your body. it's dangerous as it gets as far as air quality. back to you. will: robert ray, thank you so much. rachel: thanks, robert: will: not to personalize everything but bring personal experience to fires when i went to pepperdine,

there's a semblance of normal life to contend with and tried to have water polo practice through it all and lungs burn and eyes burn. most of southern california is experiencing that and even if you're not next to the fires. in fact, look at southern california and get a better visual of where the fires are and how much of southern california they're affecting. this map focusing on three of the fires. first of all, palisades fire, kenneth and eaton fire. i asked robert about geography and malibu extending this way from palisades and mentioning brentwood, these are neighborhoods for the palisades fire up under threat and calabashes and connects to malibu. this is where i lived and commuted to pepperdine here. this is burning and it's close together. in the eaton fire over by pass dina in the mountains and threatening -- pasadena and threatening all the neighborhoods and going for the context is burning and kenneth fire burning in calabashes and

burned about a thousand acres and 562 soccer fields and that's bigger than the size of new york's central park and being investigated by arson and they've arrested someone and that case not completely made. suspicion this started by arson. the eaton fires burned about 14,000 acres and it's essentially the size of manhattan and entirety of manhattan on fire and this is at 8% contained and palisades fire where a lot of focus is and 21,000 acres burned and this is almost 70% the size of boston and 15,900 football fields worth of real estate burn in the palisades fire and context going to come to the damage and 135 billion to $150 billion in economic damage so far for this area. it's the largest and worse in

the campfire beyond maui and everything and huge economic damage and robert mentioned and he said 15,000 and we're getting there with a number of structures destroyed and that's just between the eaton and palisades fire and six fires currently burning and 3,000 fire fighters battled the palisades fire on friday and 11 fatalities so far and six in the eaton fire and five in the palisades fire and we know of so far. 1500 fire fighters battled the eaton fire on friday. rachel asked the question a bit earlier, and i experienced this fire fighters from across the country coming in from montana and nevada and northern california. and see the canadian fire truck over there and all hands on deck. rachel: what wasn't on your wall and i want to see the number of equipment that we sent to ukraine, fire fighting equipment. this stuff is, i mean, there's a

lot of reasons for people to be angry if they're in los angeles. the mismanagement, the misunderstanding of just how deadly and tragic this could be and you said, you lived through how many fires when you lived in pepperdine? two and four years. charlie: the fire department sending things to ukraine. 9/11 that equipment wouldn't have been useful in fighting the fires where they have plenty of equipment for the fires, it tells you where their mindset was. what does that have to do with protecting the residents and the property of los angeles? rachel: exactly, it's symbolic and again, this idea of america first just not present in that context. will: mayor being there in inauguration in ghana. rachel: exactly. totally. charlie: breaking far past political discussion getting into people of actors and residents and la residents

outraged by it and mel gibson on with laura ingram last night and hoe has a lot to say about it. >> one always suspects this might happen, but one thinks that the resources, you know, capabilities of men and women on stand by and able to cope with any situation that comes up but apparently some people were asleep on the job and mainly our leaders there but, you know, that's something they have to live with. but that's something that the community has to live with and it's really sad. someone should anxious for it, but we'll see. i think we know who the culprits are. >> now, any message from you to governor newsom or karen bass tonight? >> spend less on hair gel. that's it.

>> yeah. >> what can i say to them? not big admirer of either but there you go. rachel: less hair gel a. lot of people criticizing newsom for finding time in the middle of the emergency to go on pod save america and do a podcast. people really going where are these people? why aren't they more engaged and making executions and these are celebrities by the way? there's a lot of working class people impacted by this and also can i say this too, people in northwestern carolinas are also still living in tents right now because fema isn't doing their job. boy, donald trump is coming in and he has so many problems to deal with. will: well, one of the processers of his past came true yesterday and president elect trump ripping his new york criminal case as a political witch hunt after being handed a no penalty sentence yesterday.

rachel: madeleine rivera joining us live with more. reporter: good morning. president elect trump's new york criminal case ended with no restrictions and he gets ready for his inauguration a little more than a week from now and presiding judge juan merchan sentenced to unconditional charge with no fines, jail time or probation and only lawful sentence short term orientation give trump. >> the considerable indeed and extraordinary protections forded by the chief executive is the factor that overrides all others. they do not reduce the seriousness of the crime or justify its commission in any way. rachel: trump becomes the first president to take office with a felony conviction on his record. >> he attended the sentencing virtually and he called the sentence a setback for the american court system. >> it's been a political witch hunt and it was done to damage my reputation. this has been a weaponization of

government and called it lawfare. never happenedytike this and never happened in our country before. >> his new york case is only one of four criminal indictments that have gone to trial and federal case against him are for all intents and purposes over and how much jack smith's finding going to be released by attorney general merrick garland and not releasing in -- resulting in penalties for president trump. will: jonathan turley's indication going to address the case. charlie: yeah, earlier you talked about it and made the important point and he's convicted of 34 felonies and no punishment whatsoever and that tells you the entire thing was a

complete scam and total sham. get rid of this and we need the president focusing 1,000% on every problem from sea to shining sea and there's stuff going on and we don't need our president distracted and that's stupid stuff and everyone knows it was just a political hoax on him and way to slow him down and didn't win anyway and going for them to have them in la and going to think about merchan and i think everybody wants president trump to come in and have the focus and not worry about the stuff and enough of the lawfare and we're tired of it. charlie: the more serious the cry cease and -- crises come and this might be the last time things are there and say he's a jerk. i'd rather have a jerk that's

not totally incompetent. rachel: exactly. charlie: turning to headlines and new orleans police releasing footage with the deadly shootout with terror suspect behind the new year's day attack on bourbon street and the video is violent and intense. isis-inspired sheeter was killed and the seizure disorders reels from the attack and authorities are ramping up security plans ahead of the super bowl. biden administration announcing a sweeping deportation shield for nearly 1 million migrants and they say illegal aliens from sudan, ukraine and el salvador and venezuela will be able to stay in the u.s. for the next year and a half. in total the program having nearly 940,000 illegals to remain in the u.s. since 2016.

that protection was scheduled to terminate later this year. at least four people hurt after aborted takeoff in jackson hart field airport during that winter storm last hour. video shows travelers scattered on the snowy runway and delta say the plane experienced an engine problem and the faa says it'll investigate. reck the yankee's fans that mauled dodgers star macky betz in game four of the world series? they're now banned from all mlb stadiums indefinitely and they tried to grab the ball out of his glove during the game. they're using seats of a season ticketholder who did not attend the game. the league says the unruly fans actions posed a health and

safety risk and those are your headlines. will: appreciate the producers not putting in the game with the semifinals and it belongs to the buckeyes last night. charlie: are you a longhorns fan or -- will: always. rachel: california burned state lawmakers holding a special session to trump-proof their state. the forward democratic lead fertilizer that state, from california, reacts next. it

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i back with a fox news alert and 11 dead and 10 homes burned. will: trump-proofing the state and the speaker addressed the fires but said this when he was pressed on timing of the session. >> i'm here to address this -- these wild fires. >> your chamber gaveled into a special legislative session to prepare for donald trump. again, is now the right time for that? >> certainly, our focus right now as speaker, at this moment,

my colleagues and i are acting with great urgency to make sure we're providing much needed relief to angelenos. charlie: joining us now is former democratic leader of california state, gloria romero. thank you for joining us this morning. you know, looking from several thousand miles away at whole situation as the state burns and you hear things like that, you wonder what the legislature is focused on right now? >> thank you for inviting me to be with you this morning. that speaker, that legislature, and that governor does not speak for the people of california. to gavel in a trump-proofing session to basically provide funds for a sanctuary state where rapists and murders can be protected while the community burns is absolutely outrageous.

is gives you an idea what's happening in the state of california where we're failing from top to bottom and entire legislature col colluded with te governor on the vanity presidential campaign. that's what the special session is really all about. rachel: gloria, again, thank you for joining us. i'm so happy you're here. people should know you were a former democrat and you're looking at what's going on in your state, and you can't believe what's happening that they're trying to trump proof it when they should be fireproofing it. governor gavin newsom is now saying he's going to investigate why the reservoir was offline, why there was no water. what is your take on all this, especially in a situation with the water? how the heck did that happen? >> think about the governor when asked why there was no water and he threw up his hands and said that was a local issue. only after intense public

criticism, rightfully so, demanding answers, that's when he suddenly calls for an investigation. who's in charge? that's like the fox guarding the hen house. he's the leadered of the state. he should have known. on the question of water, think about t the people in the state of california ten years ago voted for a proposition to build four new reservoirs in california, not one has been built and this governor has been governor for some time and suddenly stand up and say he's calling for an investigation to examine all this and it's really because he's understanding his own presidential it's gone up in smoke and i hope the people of california recognize we're not a red state, not a blue state, we're on fire right now and hopefully it will, pardon the

pun, spark the fire in the people to throw out this corrupt leadership and give us the type of leadership that we all deserve regardless of party aphysicalluation. will: -- affiliation. will: you'd hope. gavin newsom bragging about four dams taking down in the state. hard not to escape, gloria, we appreciate you being here and talking about this and former democratic state gnat leader and this seems to be california's petri dish of bad policies and more and climate focus and managing crises in that state seems like a long time coming here in california. >> right, and we see this sort of just recycling of failed policy leaders. look, the mayor of los angeles who was partying in ghana, god knows why, while she was warn that had the city might burn, she's the former speaker of the california state assembly.

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will: right now six wild fires burning across los angeles

county and new massive flairup from the palisades fire forcing more evacuations and major winter snow and ice storm sweeping across the south and blanketing western north carolina and the areas still recovers from hurricane helene and some living in tents and across the u.s. and 750 delays and fox weather forecast. reporter: live on fox square new york city and the winter weather and we are going to begin with the west coast and winds overnight incredibly calm and nose are six fires going to continue to burn and largely uncontained and some are beginning to see some level of containment and that was winds through the winds getting to overnight hours tonight and

tomorrow and you're talking about winds picking back up and fire weather outlook is critical once again and leaving you with the winter weather right now and trying to move across the country and really kind of winding down at this point with snow on the back end and west virginia into portions of interior new england and snow is falling and weather headlines for now tossing it back to you, rachel. rachel: thank you. protests happening around the world and nicolás maduro sworn in for third presidential term. people spoke out after his inauguration. [ speaking native language ] rachel: president elect trump warning maduro not to harm

freedom fighteeers and congresswoman maria salazar joining us now. congresswoman, you say on january 20th when donald trump is in power, all the opposition movement things will change and they'll have the full support of the administration and what does that mean? what does that look like? >> thank you, rachel, for having me. mochado is the bravest woman in latin america and spoke with her shortly after being released and single handedly president donald trump saved her life. he saved her life by putting out that tweet. she is deeply grateful and utmost respect for the president and she knows that he single handedly saved her because maduro fears her and fears trump even more. he knows that president trump is shifting power back to the united states from latin america and we are the one of choice.

that's the message to send to the president. rachel: there's no question that that tweet was a shot across the bouhlel to nicolás maduro saying don't touch her and you'll deal with me. no question about that. what does she want or what does the venezuela opposition want from trump once he's in office? >> there's a new sheriff in town and what trump should do the second time and same thing the first time and sent a very clear message to maduro that we're not going to do business with him and he set the harshest treatment of oil and now president trump has something called agreements and committed to free and fair elections and if you two lose the election which he did 70-30 and he was

going to go. and trump has a very big document to say you've got to go. i'm not the legitimate president and america going to have a democratic america and let's see how we can figure out your exit. rachel: i spoke to maria mochado this week and here's what she said. [ speaking native language ] rachel: congresswoman, i think this is a message to nicolás maduro and the chinese who have

been an enabler of the regime and isn't this about the entire western hemisphere? >> of course, and i'm glad that you're sa saying that. for everyone that's watching, rachel, venezuela is not just a country somewhere in latin america. venezuela is a national security problem for the country and all of us. venezuela is behind the largest of migrant crisis that we have going through the southern boarder and venezuela is behind the largest gang that is attacking every single city in this country, meaning the tren de aragua and venezuela is a national security threat, and we have to deal with it, period. rachel: absolutely. you're right, maria corina machado is the bravest and said if she's captured, don't negotiate my freedom for the freedom of venezuela. she's incredible. congresswoman, thanks for

joining and yous staying on top of this issue. it matt ores not just to venezuela and america but to the entire hemisphere, thank you. >> of course, thanks to you, rachel. rachel: you got it. we'll have many interviews just like that weekdays at 4:00 p.m. at noticias.foxnews.com. smoke from southern california wild fifes threatening health of millions as air qualities reach levels deemed very unhealthy. how to protect yourself, next. (♪) voltaren... for long lasting arthritis pain relief. (♪) why choose a sleep number smart bed? i need help with her snoring. sleep number does that. thank you. it's our lowest price of the season on our most popular smart bed. save $1,000. plus 0% interest for 48 months. shop now.

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charlie: smoke from california wild fires traveling hundreds of miles and air quality dipping into ranges deemed very unhealthy for people still in la. what are the health concerns? dr. mark siegle joining us now. thank you for joining us this morning. obviously everybody thinks about wearing masks and covering your face. what are the most important things in addition to that that people can do that are around the wild fires? >> charlie, good morning. the first thing is we have to sepaseparate out what about acue and what's long time risks and

this particular fire and you're see ago lot more toxins in the wounded areas and you have those particulate matter and they steep into your lungs and i'm particularly worried about children who have shawler lungs, and i'm particularly worried about people with underlying lung conditions and heart conditions where inflammation is caused that can provoke lung attacks, asthma, elmore fade pattern sense of aloha ma, heart attack and -- emphysema and heart attacks and all that fills the er and just importantly is the mental health aspects of suddenly being displaced from your home. not knowing if you can go back. our reporter haves been reporting on people trying to get back to their homes and they're told it's not safe yet. it's not safe and these fires are burning completely out of control and smoke is the number one health risk, not the fire, and the psychological reaction to that is huge. charlie: it's really interesting

and very important point to make because obviously that's the reality on the ground there, stress really is a -- has to be a huge factor in all of this. >> because you don't know where you're going to sleep that night, you don't remember if you took everything that you need, you don't know in your home is still there or if it could be there now but not in two days. all of these affect us long term and people with preexisting mental health issues and study haves been very dramatic on this. study out of alberta showed that one-third of all people in an area with a wild fire had long term mental health issues. california studies over a decade looking at millions of people have shown this again and again. remember, that fire in 2020 burned over 4 million acres, and this one here is just getting started. smoke, sh, short term health ri, particulate matter and fertility issues and worsening lung and

heart problems. charlie: seeing a lot of people wearing goggles because of embers flying around. how important to keep your skin covered? >> that's hugely important and in a time we should promote use of n95 mask and it was 65 degrees in la county this morning and air conditioning should be on and you should be in store as much as possible and getting the air filters they work and there's a run on them and hard to get the air filters to work and getting as far away from the fire and most importantly, charlie, this is insidious and spreads for miles beyond the initial area. charlie: all right. dr. siegle, thank you for joining us this morning. >> great to see you, charlie. charlie: fox corporation made a 1 million donation to the wild fire relief efforts that provides safe shelter, hot

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heritage foundation tech policy center is jake denton. good to see you this morning. i guess there's two things, first of all on this censorship issue. well, okay, i guess maybe it's 23409 surprising but it's good to hear from someone directly involved and exactly how the biden administration behaved and then it's also why are you so weak, zuckerberg? why did you just do everything they said? >> yeah, exactly, that's the question we all want an answer to and saw in missouri and biden and supreme court case and going to lay out the communication patterns and the administration team and it's willful participant and they rolled over when the biden administration called and they kept taking those calls and ensure that the biden administration is administration process from start to finish. will: it's hard to now finish with zuckerberg finding strength and seen the light and principles and rolls back dei

initiatives or takes tampons out of the men's bathroom at meta, it's hard not to believe he's just doing what he thinks now is currently popular. >> exactly. these are good changes and changes we absolutely want to see happen, and we shouldn't lose sight of that, but that's low hanging fruits. the real problem is the cultural rot at this company. it take as lot for it to get this bad. tampons in the men's restroom is a late stage version of the censorship problem and spread across the entire enterprise and takes more than apology tour or a couple of changes and it'll be a long process and going for him to skate by with the contribution to the inaugural fund or instagram video saying they're sorry. it'll take a lot more. will: yeah, what we both agree on then our take away is we can't trust that zuckerberg found principle and therefore these types of policy extend into the future no matter who the president is.

i guess we can take a bit of celebration and these are the right moves now and it's good in the present tense for anybody using facebook. >> exactly, it's obvious this would not have happened if kamala harris had won. the question really is how do we make this permanent? how do we make sure that in four years, eight years meta doesn't revert back to their old ways and set ago really positive affirmative tech policy agenda and insurance companies are held accountable and well after president trump leaves office. will: jake denton, thank you for being with us on "fox & friends". >> thanksfor having me. will: all right, more, still ahead. speak now or forever hold your- [cough] only took 4-hour cough liquid? [cough] unlike robitussin dm, delsym liquid offers 12 hours of cough relief all day or night. delsym, cough crisis averted.

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