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enough water. my house burned down to the ground. quickset looked outside there's embers pulling across my yard. my whole neighborhood is gone. it was a beautiful unique place pickwick said take a few moments to put myself together and kind of cry and then go back to se serve. it breaks your heart. gut wrenching first-hand accounts from california wildfires. entire los angeles communities to ashes. eleven people confirmed dead doesn't missing a heartbreaking and devastating. thank you for joining us i'm eric shawn. orders have been issued last night the fire exploded in size

by about 1000 acres. the pepeople in the area once an forced to race for their lives. at least five active fires right now burning in l.a. county but hundreds of firefighters were working working 12 hour shifts to finally douse all those flames. support for the one to 50000 50e under mandatory evacuation orders. the sheriff said no exceptions. chris would like to reemphasize an evacuation order is a mandatory directive for residents to leave the area due to imminent danger. wildfire floods, anything about nature. miraculous story of rescue or rescuertragedies we are encountg majority are people who did not heed the warning to leave. or the order to leave. failure to heed these warnings. eric: max gordon begins her

courage in brentwood neighborhood. seems to be threshing what's happening on the ground? works absolutely. we are in a very hilly canyon filled area of a brentwood. brentwood. just north of brentwood. this is known as the mandeville canyon. behind me it was you were the fire is learning is releasing a large plume of smoke up in the air. the sky is surgeon be covered by the smoke turned turn the ligha fury orange color. the only cars drove along this road artificial vehicles. fire fire personnel have another one from cal fire driving on up to join the firefighting effort. received numerous firefighting aircraft coming and making a water drops as continues to push towards brentwood. this is the most active part of the fire including a thousand acres of palisade fire at 22600 acres as of the last update but extremely destructive

fire that destroyed the command to pacific palisades that threatens another upscale neighborhood, brentwood. people on pins and the answer see what happened to their homes. all around me the neighborhoods have been evacuated. this is mandatory evacuation zone. keeping our heads on a swivel ligature our evacuation route will keep you updated on fox news. is it creeping toward your location and could it potentially eventually hit brentwood itself? >> the winds are starch a pickup toward the later afternoon hours between 15 -- 8-mile per hour winds with the potential for 50 mile-per-hour gusts. very steep terrain here. the fire ripped through the canyons and causes additional issues.

i currently make its way towards her friend went for it firefighters open to stop it before it gets if it did make it to brentwood that we horrific scene. report dramatic very compelling scene with that smoke behind you. max gordon good to see a comment will get back to throughout the newscast thank you. arthel: thank you right now nearly 400 members of the national guard are helping 700 firefighters in battle these flames. christina coleman his life about 14 miles north of l.a. she has more on how the guard's pitching in, christina? >> hi arthel. the guards helping to secure the area. it's been ravaged by these wildfires. the eaton fire has claimed the lives of at least six people have burned to more than 14000 ayers destroyed thousands of homes for take a look at this house behind me. it's been reduced to rubble. you see all about debris, all the charred material looks like

a stove there it's a few things standing. california national guard are positioned throughout this neighborhood other areas impacted by the fire. they have checkpoints they want to keep people from taking advantage of the situation. >> we want to keep people who were trying to loot or take their property out and if we let everyone back in its very, very difficult to determine who is a homeowner. there is a lot people are very crafty these days. >> halford highway patrol southern california division chief. he is working coordinated with the national guard in the eaton fire absolutely destructive but if thou the mote second most destructive wildfire in the states entire history. the national guard is positioned at major intersections there working nonstop working at these locations to stop people from going into this going to keep

folks away from downed power lines and natural gas leaks. and how people want to check on their homes to protect the area. rainier mike california highwood communication center when they are desperately needed. as they collaborate with l.a. county sheriff's department, california highway patrol lapd to protect lives and property. at least 500 guardsmen are in the l.a. county area helping out. >> is a terrible situation and am happy to be here and beer with my soldiers to build support the local agencies and what they're doing out here to help save people save lives. >> the eaton fire is 15% contained make makeup that upde this morning. it is a dire situation out here for the fire is still burning out of control more dusty when

the conditions are expected next week. every piece of help they can get. we need to keep the looters away did not need to be re- victimized but thank you very much i'm turning thousand acre so far. destroyed 5000 buildings. as you just thought max gordon or port is threatening north of brentwood. with fears the destruction could creep from brentwood lives in pacific palisades he and his family have lost their house. he's one of thousands who have evacuated. our hearts go out to me what is it mean? we thought max gordon and for those not from the area his

north of brentwood. could this fire creep down to the neighborhood and eventually touch brentwood we already know it when house is already been engulfed. so to say thank you for the support especially to our community out there. i think it could depending on the winds right here. the issue is the embers. the embers of travel and travel. there's nothing you can really do the night of the fire is watching or video cameras i could see the embers going down the street. the fire while was in front of our house i thought we were safe until they left because there was no water parade this fire can still spread this is a video i took the issue is part of the planning of people trying to get out of the palisades. that carling is all that the street here's an elderly woman i helped. she text me that night and said she was okay, which is a good thing for the police to know to help her that said they were more worried about traffic control but some of my footage that i took from our house when

i was fixing the sprinklers trying to save the house along with other neighbors helping as well brexit you think the fire would reach you we see it on the hill it has been doused. >> of thought there was some concern it's kind of a canyon. the wind whips down there. this seed right here since we had lived there i think 2008 or 2009 this has happened many times before we've done this. in fact on new year's eve some kids are playing with fireworks. there is almost that exact same spot that was put out. the difference is this time that hurricane force winds but the big difference is there is no water in the reservoir that is my house was sprinklers on the roof. even at that point the sprinklers did not have enough water pressure to soak the house.

so i thought the neighborhood would be saved. that hillside has burnt before. unfortunately the fire trucks came. god bless them but there's nothing they could do there is no water. see what you're not just only a victim at one of many have suffered this catastrophe but you are also an attorney, government whistleblower you've dealt with government spent your career dealing and holding them to account. what went wrong? that preparations the fact that mayor and pointed out the reservoir was off-line it's undergoing repairs in that reservoir could have saved your house potentially was empty. >> yes. i team up with the cut or a law firm up in sacramento we have recovered was $200 million for taxpayers the law firm also handled the maui fires we are holding a town hall at 6:00 p.m. on tuesday for the community

what the next steps are. there's a couple issues here regarding the utility companies and the government did that reservoir was a dry number one. there's old infrastructure in los angeles in fact on our street at self the pipes have burst and many times over the years from the heat and cold. receipt telephone wires right there that's old infrastructure those lines should be on the ground. what would happen if there's an hquake? that's another catastrophe paid the biggest thing is going to happen is we have winds in the fire may spread what happens when the rains come? because the rains will come. you are going have mud slides the whole area is a toxic bomb. i think our mayor dropped the ball on this issue here. probably our local community council did. which investigate because they

have that march pair for the summer in l.a. number of years ago, this may not have happened. quickset is a great point there. i would first say yes. none of that vegetation as a president-elect trump says that the forced mismanagement right there. there should have been more resources to clear that brush. that is number one. number two is that hillside caught on fire on new year's eve. only about a week and a half ago, a week ago. that should have alerted authorities. number three here everyone knew the winds were coming. there should have been preparation at least in place let's get everything ready in

case this event happens. that did not happen. even the response for the national guard the whole neighborhood has been eluded the last couple of days the response of time the national guard come in late is another failure. eric: finally, do you think you'll get your life back? it's far too premature to get there. were trying to save los angeles. >> yes we are a strong comm community. unfortunately is going to take time. there's a lot of things that have to happen first number one the plessis to be sealed off from looters. the coroner has to go in and go house to house to find the bodies. and then honestly the whole place see needs to be cleaned u. i think the world trade center all leaders everyone develop cancer. there's all of these carcinogenic particles floating around if your house is standing you cannot go back in there. what we have done in forming a legal team is to help people

whether it's fire damage, smoke, suit, ash we are going help the community. a lot of money is going to be thrown out there. the adjuster is going to come those are scams at the fraud ring to fight against that >> massive massive challenge and undertaking our prayers are with you and all this effective course. michael wilson, thank you. thank you for your insights on what usa is the lack of preparation thank you. >> california strong. arthel: meanwhile so many residents need help please join fox support of families impacted by the california wildfires but your donation enables the red cross to help people recover from this disaster with food, shelter and so much more. just scan the qr code on your screen. or you can visit go.box/red

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arthel: crews are battling at least five active wildfires across the los angeles area. over one or 50000 people are under fire alert. the largest of these infernos the palisades of fire is expanding easter prompting new evacuations for brentwood and encino. matt finn's in mandeville canyon near brentwood with the very latest. >> hi arthel but this is per ths upsetting news for people here on eric to set the scene i'm standing on mandeville canyon road week begins with an update famous sunset boulevard cuts off the canyon behind me. thousands of homes on this road a lot lot after lot a short while ago we're driving up in this direction predicts the black smoke in the distance. unfortunately there are homes are burning right now on mandeville canyon road. that is terrible news for people

in this area. and even west los angeles at the fire continues to make its way down this road on down this candidate will not only destroy the homes in this area but exposes parts of west l.a. to fire spread including brentwood. in a short while ago i was talking to a woman named linda her to try and get back to her home in this area she can't right now she is under the evacuation orders. she said her husband's insulin is in the refrigerator. here's linda. >> the refrigerator at home there is no power. i would take him a long time because we are in a mail order program. he could probably pick it up at a pharmacy. we don't even open get through. >> for people at home people are asking how is this continuing to spread? how is he getting all over los angeles questioner to give a short explain the palisades fire began up and over this

mountainside and the palisades area. are mostly obliterated that area it's been spreading eastward here toward mandeville canyon and the brentwood area. unfortunately you're seeing homes are burning in this area if there's good news here you can see and perhaps here with bar apparatus around us. there are eardrops happening in this area. the wind is not as strong as the date the palisades fire began. there are mandatory evacuations in the canyon area. very dangerous scene back to you. arthel: it is dangerous hope linda can get to her home hopefully check with the local pharmacy or perhaps even a cvs or some place that would work out something to get the insulin for her husband. >> i took her phone number and e-mail said we would arrange of insulin dropped off i will see in touch with her for now she said she's going to stay in that line and try to get back to her

house but it's not looking promising right now. see that good for you thank you very much. super everyone can help president biden skipping a trip to italy because of the ongoing fires he said the federal government will cover the cost of the response for the next 180 days. that is something that could then change when president-elect trump takes office nine days from now with much more on this. hyatt lucas. >> good afternoon president biden speaking to reporters last night. not only saying he could have been beat president-elect bonnell donald trump at things as vice president could have two. >> i think i would have beaten trump could have beaten trump. and i think kamala harris could have been and would've beat. i thought it was important to unify the party. the party was worried about

whether or not i was going to be able to move. >> is not clear what biden meant about 1013 beating trumps the rules are pretty clear may be feeling like some texas fans after losing to ohio state last night. earlier in the day biden offered california governor gavin newson l.a. mayor karen bass' full support saying is not their fault there's no water coming out fire hydrants. >> a look. you know i think you're getting a bad rap i know you're getting a bad rap about these fire hfirefighters not having enough water in them. give me a break. give me a break. what this is all about is the utilities understandably what they did is a cut off power because they're worried about high tension lines coming down and causing more fires and the wind. right? when they do that, they shut off the power that controls the ability to pump water. >> is not true according to l.a. times reports of water pumps were not affected by the power outages.

congress originally approved one or billion dollars in disaster relief for hurricanes helling and militant victims those estimates to fight the fires in l.a. to help rebuild or greater present number coming in one or $50 billion for some republican lawmakers blame state and city officials for the mess. >> help is on the way for president trump. and a new administration for what comes to congressional funding the idea are going to have an open checkbook number matter how bad your policies are is crazy. >> what just as there's no plans for president biden to speak today. eric: art lucas to the white house thank you. arthel: it is hard to wrap our minds around the devastation from these fires. property damage is estimated in the tens of billions of dollars. the big question, will insurance companies cover that? that's especially troubling issue in california were a lot of companies have left the

market because of the high wildfire risks. let's bring in chip president of the law group. i want to start here. i saw one resident from altadena whose house burned down. he said he called his bank heat hethey said he has to continue making mortgage payments on a house it's now ashes but how is that possible? is there relief for these homeowners? >> that's an unfortunate response from a bank but i am quite certain the executives at the bank might be rethinking that in the future. most banks and financial institutions do give some relief for a month or two on people who do have insurance under additional living expense money, that might go to help offset some of this. you have to live in two different places, to different places for mortgage or hotel or somewhere else. most of time the community especially the financial institutions pull together to help people out for a temporary

basis. that is going to go on. what i hear it right now you cannot find a hotel room anywhere close to this because there have been so many evacuations. i felt very sorry for everyone going through this right now. similar to a lot of catastrophes that happen in a lot of different parts of the united states. something most financial institutions have plans for to take care of people that might not even know who their insurance company is because insurance policies are all burned out. who do you call? where do you go? i feel for those people right now. arthel: absolutely per try and find a hotel or in the air is difficult. i was sending links to a hotel for a friend and her family the other night. but meanwhile let's talk about the california plan that was established as you will know so all california property owners have access to basic fire insurance when access to coverage the traditional market

is not available through no fault of the property owner pretty want to take a look at stats over the past four years the exposure for homeowners went from one or $50 billion to 450 billy that's up 121% in four years. so help me understand how can the california plan remain solvent and reliable for homeowners? >> a california plan is unlike any other insurance company. it's going to tap into coffers and other insurance companies. that means other policy holders to raise funds to pay for everything right here but the truth of the matter is over the last decade it's the california fair plan to almost the california unfair plant in the eyes of many. many insurance covers are leaving in the state of calvin response last summer the legislature pushed through

program california like any other state in the union did not allow modeling or future modeling of climate change. that will change this year. if you're any insurance company for that matter you're probably going and it paying a higher premium because of these mass ts catastrophes throughout the state of california. it is being addressed but we don't think as many people going to drop out as part of that deal you have the insurance industry has to start insuring a more people in these wildfire areas the high risk areas. there was a deal done just did not take effect until beginning of this year. some have your while climate change so many people are still climate change deniers. they didn't want to believe their eyes. who pays to rebuild california when insurance falls short? everyone else a quote from the

op-ed is this. after the 2021 marshall fire swept through the suburbs between denver and boulder, colorado a study found 36% of homeowners who filed insurance claims learn their policies covered less than three quarters of their homes replacement cost. when tornadoes tore through kentucky, tennessee the same state sub home owners discovered there homeowners is thousands of dollars in deductible or what they are required to pay for themselves before coverage could kick in. sir chip, here's the question. if insurance companies are fleeing california, other states as well, entrance becomes unaffordable without insurance homeowners run into trouble with their lenders, the banks or cannot get a home loan in the first place without insurance. what kind of collapses this is create? that's a great question.

this goes much further than insurance at it's insurance a homeowner affordability. all of those fit into whether or not people can afford their home or not. in the long term people think about insurance and terms of a social product but it is. in the long-term whether it's flood areas we have com, her caterers, earthquake areas, all of those areas need to think about what do we need to do as a community to invest in our infrastructure customer it might mean more taxes for a hate to say that. so we can have affordable insurance. it's been that way for over 150 years to bring the major cities for firestorms with a major concern back then you had to adjust to harden their cities back then that we now see going

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the second largest the eaton fire has burned over 14000 acres. it's claimed over 7000 buildings that make them a second most destructive wildfire in california is history. it's only 15% con contained ovee or 53000 people are under evacuation orders. over 57000 buildings are still at risk. a curfew is in effect from 6:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. for everyone under mandatory evacuation orders. support organizations are racing up the victims of the wildfire the red cross, the world's central kitchen and of course the salvation army. it's mobilized teams to help first responders and those in need providing emergency shelters, food and other needs. major anthony bartz is the as thegeneral secretary of the southern california chapter and joined us now. major, thank you for joining us.

>> thank you for having us on. the magnitude of what you're facing, what's it like on the ground now? what is a challenge for the salvation army? cooks on the ground we are seeing so many different things. family try to find their way and individuals as well. people trying to reunite with families that were not with them at the time they had to evacuate. people who are tired and hungry on just need a place to rest. they need new clothing on those are things we are focusing on making sure we meet the most basic immediate needs are. eric: is her priority among what you have to do? >> the priority is making people have most basic human needs met. it's different for each person. as we engage with each individual, each family we asked him what is it that you need right now? the salvation army is poised to take care of that as soon as we can turn to for help in the army do this? their centers and trucks out there how do you reach out to the people who are in the

evacuation areas? >> have a number of ways we do that with trained emergency disaster response experts to provide skilled relief services. we have a number of vehicles 13 designated disaster vehicles just to start they can transfer water and food from one place to another. other supplies clothing, birthday materials, whatever is needed we are people going from location to location making sure those that are wandering, those are not sure what comes next rail to give them an answer as a work alongside different community groups, committee partners as well as a local government. eric: what you tell them when they are suffering? or they don't have any help and they are in such a shock having evacuated their home and potentially even lesser homes? what's the first thing we tell them is we are here with you. we went on to note they are not alone. many signs of them the hope is on the weight once we get there we let them know hope has a right but we stand alongside them let them know roy to walk

with them the whole way. figure out what they need not just now but also for the long term. we note this process of recovery is going to be a long standing we want to make sure they are assured the salvation army as their partner because we were here in the community before the disaster. we are here during the disaster we will be with them well after this and speakers are focusing on the fires on the winds expected to intensify this afternoon. also into sunday morning which could make it even worse and move the palisades fire down to the canyon potentially touching brentwood. what you see happening in terms of being able to deal this for their needs, for their spiritual sense? for food, lodging and helping us discuss forward for weeks? >> was continuing to have what i forforesee happening us as this begins to spread and evolve go a little further. i don't mean the fires with the efforts we are giving our whiting were coming across new people every day that are trying

to figure out what has to happen next. we have teams ready to walk alongside them. provide emotional and spiritual care we have teams of case managers rate to help them get the supplies needed and reunite them with families. we are visible now at the family assistance centers we are visible now at the shelters the temporary shelters we are feeding at various sites. we are letting them know as other levels of recovery are needed were walking with them to that as well but we are prepared to provide temporary housing if needed. and again look at their other community partners work with executives needed. >> on the watch is in on people in the safety of the living rooms and around the country but how can we help the salvation army? >> absolutely paired with each u or anyone watching right now where the most important things as we continue to get the supplies needed into the hands of those who need it. we are pointing people to salvation army usa.org or 1800

monetary donations give us the flexibility to provide any of the unique things needed by those who have suffered from this tragedy. we are appreciative of the physical donations that have already been brought. we are asking was slow down on those for now and focus on the monetary donations so we can give them to unique and specific resources that they are asking for. we told everybody if you need help make sure you reach out but if you can help reach within the contact salvation army usa. eric: major anthony lawrence thank you for all you've done in god's work on the ground for the people most needed part in courses and maybe just said the website salvation army usa. salvation army usa.org. thank you so much for a quick thank you for the gift of access. eric: of course. arthel: thank you major, thank you for coming up will have to the south where there some

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people live there, bouncers and lawmakers are saying it's still not enough time. the met transitional sheltering program initially assisted more than 10,000 helena survivors in the state for the hotel voucher program was set to end last month originally but fema extended it until this month because of the need for this severe destruction in their region and it is phrased in this time they are part after tuesday fema says there's still thousands of families able to stay in a free hotel the agency said the families who are being kicked out next week, it's because either their home is not habitable they declined inspection or fema has not been able to contact them. a lot of north carolinians in temporary housing claim having issues with the agency. >> is not we went to puma help. i had an inspector come in pretty literally walk through the door took two pictures of my living room and kitchen did not see the water damage rooms.

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eric: back to the devastating wildfires fox the weather meteorologist near brentwood or we hear the sirens paid what is the latest? >> he sirens have been incredibly active it. .the newest expansions today whn it comes to the evacuation orders are into brentwood and into encino this sign it's continued to come by a lot of it's going to be police activity is that cruise around the road bears we have for the national guard ensuring people cannot head up mandeville canyon road will take you from lower at manmandeville canyon ali to the upper part of it and further into brentwood. we made our way down through the mounting gate community there active flames and crew is responding very ferociously to this palisades fire. i just spoke to the pil of cal fire the update firefighter

groupings have 24 helicopters responding to the palisades of fire you're talking 3700 personnel we have 62 tankers, 4063 engines and 64 hand cruiser. i'm basically saying it's all hands on deck movement. because of the mandatory orders were watching people gather the things and leave. we talk about the traffic we are looking at, may beat this is people trying to come back into areas that are newly evacuated. in speaking to a homeowner a moment ago a lot of these are evacuation residents from earlier in the week. i spoke with someone who's been evacuated since tuesday and he is still trying to get back to his home. we do have new evacuations and the spreading of palisades fire hoping the winds cooperate but we do know they're going to go back and increase later tonight. >> thank you, it fears it could creep down to brentwood because of those wins you just talk about intensify. arthel: congress is facing pressure to pass more disaster relief funding after the

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