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emergency departments are working as hard and as fast as they can for you. this tragic event will bring us together. we will stay together. we'll get to the fires and then we will rebuild our city. and we will rebuild our city even better. smooth work hire crews racing the clock to try to contain a me fast spreading wildfires. there's been a flare up we are told in the palisades area that prompted new evacuation orders there for an area that is been hit so hard. today marks day number five of this firestorm. hundreds of firefighters are heroically are now making progress against the infernos. powerful winds that fanned the initial flames they are expected to return tomorrow in full force. those desert winds that could intensify to make the desperate battle here as you see live even worse. this is "fox news live" with the

very latest covering this latest news and the wildfires i am eric shawn. hi arthel. arthelsteven hello everyone i am arthel neville. let's give you an update in terms of where the wildfire crisis stands at this hour. right now the palisades fire is 11% contained. spreading getting closed for the brentwood area. we'll have reporters on the ground with t real details on that. the eaton fire is contained at 15%. at least 12000 homes and buildings have been wiped out by the flames. the federal government now taking the reins to determine what started the massive palisades fire. atf will be the lead agency some families are now returning to their homes to see the devastating aftermath. many finding their neighborhoods turn to ash. >> we have lost a dear member of our church.

but she is with god. our whole town is grieving. >> never seen anything like it. everyone hurts it's not easy. >> team fox news coverage for you. matt vent is live on the ground mandeville canyon just west of beverly hills. christina coleman live north of l.a. pete lessard with max gordon these are the very front lines of the palisades fire in the west ridge neighborhood of los angeles pretty see the smoke behind you what's the latest on the ground? >> we are overlooking mandeville canyon right now per this is the palisades of fire right behind me growing to 22600 acres. now at 11% containment part overnight was how this fire begin to grow an increase in fire activity spreading another 1000 acres an an additional amot of fire activity as well later on today. we have quite the air show in

the area we had multiple tankers and making drops right behind us here. you can see the pink strip along the ridge line, that's where the air tankers are laying down fire retardant creating a fire break where the fire won't be able to pass. it will hopefully protect the buyers down in the canyon. you can see down there firefighters creating a fire line that demonstrates how steep and rugged this terrain is. these canyons have incredibly difficult firefight conditions is very dry. the winds have been whipping. later today were expecting a winds between 58 -- 30 at miles per hour with 50-mile per hour gusts so people in that mandeville canyon area are told they are not out of the woods yet. this, as a fire continues to push towards brentwood. eric: the first mandeville he canyon buyer has built burned at one house house it doubt it creeps southward. these homes, by the way, they

are like 5 million, 10 million, 20 million-dollar homes in that very exclusive area. is there concern this could start creeping down and eventually it hit the whole brentwood area? >> yes, that is absolute a concern. especially if the winds begin to pick up later on in the day. we are talking wind gusts up to 30 miles per hour potentially 5t mixes firefight even tougher. luckily had the aerial firefighting research on the team. we have so saw half a dozen caretaker drops in the past half hour but firefighters are starting to lay down the fire retardant. starting to make the fire line around the palisades fire help for their turn to get a handle on things. i think residents have the same hope as well. burke certainly hope they can contain it. max gordon live at the site people get back to in the hour as the developments warrant, thank you. arthel: meanwhile authorities are expanding evacuation orders

for that palisades fire sleeping east towards the neighborhoods of brentwood that matt just showed us. and encino as well. matt finn is an mandeville canyon near brentwood, what are you seeing? i am just below where max was. i'm in the mandeville canyon on mandeville canyon road we are in upper mandeville canyon around 8:30 200 area pit you see live flames behind us right now from the palisades fire slowly creeping down this ridge, threatening all the homes around me. we have seen at least one home burn in the mandeville canyon road in unfortunately may be more per this is a big fear for the people in this area the palisades of fire it would make it down to this canyon. it's densely populated per you're talking thousands of home lot after lot on each side of the road. getting into the canyon is bad enough their fears that if it

makes its his way down through e canyon you are exposing large portions including brentwood to this fire for the good news here we are see wsrc consistent ande air drops. but the water and fire retardant. in fact there's homes and portions of that mandeville canyon road completely covered in the pink retardant too. that is great news. there's a lot of fire trucks, fire personnel appear right now. a very active scene trying to fight this fire prisoner talking to firefighters in this area did seem relatively confident about the frontlines of the fire in the mandeville canyon road area. i cannot speak to the edges of the palisades fire. this populated area right now firefighters health they feel good about this. even though you are seeing some of the flames, they are slow-moving. what's happening courses the mandatory evacuation area. many people are either try to get back to their home to see what it looks like or some people may need medicine. spoke to one woman named linda said her husband's insulin is in

the refrigerator. here's linda. >> it is in the refrigerator at home. there is no power. it would take him a long time because we are and mail order program he could probably pick it up at a pharmacy but we don't even know if we can get through. so many stories like that all across los angeles county. we did take linda's information i offered to assist bringing insulin to what will keep you updated on that for now in the upper mandeville canyon area the fire slowly creeping here. the winds are expected to pick up will keep you updated on this extremely difficult unsettling situation. back to you. arthel: it really is, match. you do want to see pink lots of pink as in the pink retardant. but you also see orange you have those residents below either trying to >> it with a new evacuation orders in place or in

the case of linda i know that was earlier but trying to see what they can grab before it hopefully the fire won't get to their homes they're trying to grab that. what does the scene it like around you in terms of firefighters you said you spoke to them and they seem quite confident. what are they concerned about question if there's a lot of vegetation between where you are standing in those flames up above you. >> yes. to firefighters i talked to say this front line right here is relatively so moving. we have seen fire retardant and fire drops right here. also they said they did do some clearing of vegetation in this area which is a very controversial topic for a net whether or not areas were actively cleared of vegetation across southern california fire crews said they did do some clearing here which is good news but at the same time we are seeing the frontline of the fire slowly advanced toward these homes will keep you updated on that will pan over quick to the

truck it's covered in fire retardant which is good news you want to see the pink like you said it would be if we walk upward they are drenched, dousing us pink fire retardant which is very good news for the people in the area. we will keep you updated, arthel. see fed let's hope for the best for short matt finn the firefighters definitely working hard thank you very much. eric: crews are making progress. the key contain the gentoo fire north of los angeles is decimated neighborhoods in the city hundreds of national guardsmen, they are finding out to support local police. elliott county district attorney district attorneycoming out ther anyone who thanks about looting. quick to want to send an unmistakably clear message to those who are thinking about looting. to those who are thinking about burglary, robbery, grand theft to those who want to get on the internet and defraud people who suffered this tragedy that you

will be arrested. you will be prosecuted. you will be punished to the full extent of the law. alex: is so vile people resort to that. christina coleman live with more on this. hi christina. >> hi eric i met with the california national guard the support local law enforcement in securing this area. they want to keep people away from scenes like this. areas that have been destroyed by the gentoo fire that is ripped through h your particular get this house. this is one of the thousands of structures that have been burned down by this fire. there's a 6:00 p.m. -- 6:00 a.m. curfew in place for this area. the areas have been evacuated to try to prevent looters from getting in here. take a listen. >> i am just letting you know, if you go out there and by latet this curfew, you are going to spend time in jail but you're not going to get cited and released.

>> today kevin or gavin newsom announced his increase california national guard personnel to support l.a. responders to nearly 1700 service members, doubling the boots on the ground. some of them are arty positioned at major intersections to secure areas that have been destroyed by the fires. they say they know and understand how bad some people want to get back into their homes to check on things. they are urging them to have some patients. >> we are from this community to put all of our soldiers are from the california army national guard were writer close to home. we do feel for these people. >> guardsmen were deployed on wednesday but some of them have been sleeping nearby at a california highway patrol communication center so they can be close to areas where they are needed quickly. they collaborate l.a. county sheriff's department, california highway patrol and lapd to protect lives and property. so far and deadly gentoo fires claimed the lives of six people.

it is burned more than 16000 acres destroyed or damaged more than 7000 structures since tuesday and the altadena area combined the devastating fires around l.a. county have destroyed so much for including the homes in two california national guardsmen who still, get this, offered to help out. >> both of them lost their house, their homes to the fires. and both of them wanted to come out and be part of the operation and to help the community. the fact they still want to come out after they experience a personal tragedy speaks volumes to the character. >> at this point ethan fire is considered the second most destructive fire in the states history. it's only 15% contained as screws continue to battle the flames and again at work guardsmen are expected out or to secure the area and try to keep people safe.

>> is all owe a big thank you to those serving in the national guard. thank you. >> should come out into eight neighborhood that's literally a blaze and we are stuck with a fire while that has 500 gallons on it because the system doesn't have any in it it's hard and makes it hard for us to do her job effectively. >> how often does that happen to the water? >> almost never. arthel: fire crews facing's ordinary challenges in battling multiple widespread wildfires. the fastest spread of the flames coupled with powerful winds and dry vegetation, all pushing firefighters to the limit. teams across the globe and state are pouring in resources to help retired los angeles county fire department captain bob goldman joins me now. captain, first of all i think that your reaction to captain a blinkered, who we just heard. what do you think when you see

these intense and difficult to contain wildfires burning across the l.a. area? >> well, first of all the hot button issue is going to be the water supply thing right now. here's the deal and what people need to understand with these systems were designed and built there is a formula you use for how much water is being consumed during a peak period of normal consumption. and then there is a reserved. and then there's the factory along the text refill. no system is designed or capable of sustaining the kind of flow, the fire float usage that was being seen by these communities. we have never had an incident like this. we have never had this kind of fire activity or h had all these hydrants flowing. all these pumping 1500 gallons a minute to the structures. the drawing that was massive.

there is no way for the system to replenish itself quickly enough so everything went dry. i get it to what 100 year weird occurrence i've never seen anything like it before i've been in fires and windstorms that arcs dream this is like nothing i've ever seen before i am just astounded the level of devastation we've seen in this fire. >> it really is astounding. you said the system no matter what would not of been able to combat these blazes, these fires blazing across the area there. take us inside. you were there as you just mentioned. what are these heroic firefighters are facing as they are doing their best to put out the flames and try to save more homes and people? >> there battling a situation where everything is going against them.

the weather conditions, the fuel bat itself. we us have very, very successful robust field management program in the los angeles caddy fire department. every year we will go out and pick certain areas we want to reduce, then out and control the fuel bed so if a fire or two are abrupt the fire would go up against these areas with a very cool bird and reduce times per acre. but how we compute these things during drought times the brush was very stressed we end up with decadent fuel we call it. that's underneath the green stuff you see it's been there, died it's a bunch of dead material. that stuff is like gasoline.

ththey're up against situations are no longer allowed to do management there no longer allowed to go with the bulldozer and put in avril's blades a wide in several places so that if a fire starters going to run up against the break and stop right there. we will control it when runs into the end of the hill helicopters come and put a couple drops onto it crews come in we are good to go. we up against a lot of folks for years now that don't like us burning they don't like us running a dozer through the brush. there's got to be some compromise here people have to understand we've got to do some of that if we are going to prevent these kinds of disasters. and that's the best we can do the encroachment into these areas as more and more and more every year. if not less the interfaces grown phenomenally in my career.

these two places it was wide towarorder open and as green asu can see another's housing tracts there. bumped up nancy wildland area with the fuel loads were huge. that's makes sense. to create those boundaries to prevent it from spreading. it absolutely makes no sense press going to ask you is a complex answer to the situation. no rain, high winds who added to the terrain factor. how does this impact containment efforts? when will they get a handle on some these fires?

>> that is going be hard to say this is such a huge area height is a very remote area it's in the santa monica mountains they're not roads back there. it's very natural wide open. it goes for a long ways we have a lot of open line. the weather has is not been favorable to us. we do have an onshore conference was cooler moister air that reducesthe potential for bracese moisture content. which is the fire into unburned areas. as we t t tip back burnt out itf but he got. they let everything that they can beat working with but there's only so much as i want so much they're able to do with mechanized equipment with the aircraft. conditions are not favorable.

had wind shifts i only of low humidity. it's going to be very, very difficult additional starts but have not been burned b will be seeing the same thing again. arthel: that's really hard to hear but you know what you are talking about captain bob goldman you've been there, we thank you for joining us. so many questions to be answered in the meantime so many families suffering. if you want to join us during the fox support of families impacted by the california wildfires your donation enables the red cross to be able to respond and help people recover from this disaster. go ahead scan the qr code on your screen with your phone of course. or visit go.fox/red cross.

eric, we know very well these people in los angeles in the area there need our help and support for sure but. >> that they do. the devastation and destruction is just on imaginable and is not over sadly yet. say whether the pox news for continuing coverage of these massive buyers. the pacific palisades fire threading neighborhoods like brentwood. but this is coming up the big political shift about to happen in congress. washington gearing up for president elect trump's return to office. who will have more details on k that here it at next on fox news live. ♪ and maybe it'll bring my love to me ♪ ♪ who knows ♪ ♪ who knows ♪ watch your step! that's why visionworks makes it simple to schedule an eye exam that works for you. even if you have a big trip to plan around. thanks! i mean, i can see you right now if that's...convenient.

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arthel: we are following the fast moving a palisades fire closing in on the brentwood neighborhood in los angeles. a live look there at the mandeville canyon area we will continue to track this and bring updates throughout the hour. meanwhile president-elect trump criticizing california governor gavin newsom over the response to the catastrophic wildfires. trump is spending the week in palm beach one day after the judge in his new york criminal case handed down a sentence of the unconditional discharge. alexis mcadams is live in west palm beach. alexis, what is happening at mar-a-lago today?

>> hi arthel by the sun is out shining here in palm beach, florida there are some moves happening over at mar-a-lago present electrons has been it's the center of the potable universe for not months. announcing six more names of people who are being added to his administration. this comes as he continues to blame what happened in california with a raging the ragingwildfires on governorn newsom saying newsom was not prepared. watch. >> this is a true tragedy at the mistake of the governor you can say the administration. they don't have any water. they did not have water in the fire hydrants. government newsom invited trump out to california to see the devastation for himself. saying they should put politics aside during the tragedy people lost everything from all their belongings writing a letter saying this americans deserve to see all of us working in their best interest to ensure a fast

recovery and a rebuild house republicans from blue states like new york, new jersey and california are expected to meet with trump this weekend he wants his entire agenda to be on one big bill. another person hoping to me is the wife of ryan corbett american who has been held hoste by the taliban for more than two and half years and living out in afghanistan i'm told by family contact. he had business in the northern area taken into custody held hostage has had not return his wife came to florida to try and see trump. hoping he can help hunt for her husband. >> he arrived here were planning to wait for this meeting. it's raining, windy i hope not to stare too long. and that president trump will meet with us very quickly. quickset is one of so many people trying to get meetings as trump is on his way back to washington d.c. in the coming days. the families of the try to meet

with trump today hoping he can do something get corbett releases had they tried to ms. president biden for years and were never able to get that meeting. we'll see what happens. parks alexis mcadams thank you. what senate is advancing first immigration related bill of the new congress that laken riley act. i sang for the 22-year-old georgia nursing student i was so savagely murdered by an illegal immigrant last year. that suspect found guilty convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment. the bill mandates arrest and deportation in charge of crimes help the gop get their bill passed a procedural hurdle after the house already passed it. senate majority leader sean thune says about time. >> and actually very pleased to see with what we got a number t colleagues who have change their tune on this and allowed us to debate the bill quite frankly

that's overdue. should have passed this last year to ensure it is kind of tragedy never happens again. >> partner at matt global strategies advise a lot of politicians including vice president-elect vance on a lot of issues. what you think about the fact this laken riley bill could very much soon become law? >> a couple of things. first, it means or republicans mean business t that respond to the will of the voters. i really does show how strong of a mandate donald trump has the fact that democrats now come on board are willing to take a look at this they're willing to pass it in bigger numbers that shows how powerful donald trump is in his agenda the reason they are looking at the voters are pretty angry with them for what they did in the past not been responsive that as of the art right now but that's going to pass is going to be debated and

pprobably made a little bit later. >> some democrats are opposed to it. senator richard blumenthal of connecticut once language that children or undocumented they shoplift they would not be deported as well as limited too if you are convicted of a crime. apparently the languages if you are suspected or charge but not yet convicted. do you think that language will be massaged in some way, you know what they do on capitol hill. let me change customer equity think of doing that? what to think what he gets on the floor will change a little bit. might be updated might be a little better and stronger in other areas the fact of the matter remains pretty common sense really what it does i give states more power to enforce this with attorney generals. it allows illegal immigrants to beabe detained. number three, the countries that do not want to take back these deportees restrict visas from

those countries is common sense legislation. i think it's going to become law. congress is debating this right away. that tells you exactly how important this is and how responsible they are being is a pretty big deal. >> is happening really fast meanwhile the cosponsored democratic senator jon fetterman fetterman of pennsylvania here's a senator fetterman talking about the bill. >> if we as a party as a demdemocratskanawha with seven t votes are described that is where the reasons we lost. i for a party, i hope you have shifted. that's not a criticism but i happen to believe probably what i believe. >> is missing a voice of common sense to some. you think his party will follow? >> it is yet to be determined. many will follow but the problem the democrats have is for too

long had to bend their knee to the woke bob. through don't have a little civil war and the party they got a very big election coming up the going to try to take back it was the house of representatives. john fetterman won the swing state. as become known as the swingset has a lot of the 32 preshow party and they should listen. this will be visiting president trump down a more longer raising eyebrows among some of his colleagues to show is willing to work in a bipartisan fashion. good to see you, thanks so much. arthel: it is a race against mother nature. fire crews across los angeles trying to gain the upper hand today for dangerous wind gusts return tomorrow but meantime congress is under pressure to approve funding for the disaster which could be around $50 billion or more. congressman brad sherman represented pacific palisades joined us next.

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eric: breaking news out of washington special counsel jack smith has resigned from the justice department print that resignation effective yesterday. smith announces exit out of cout filing made public today. the move is not a surprise smith was expected to leave the department by january 20 or president-elect trump takes office for it is still unclear at this hour when the first volume of smith report to generate sixth attack will be released. on the florida documents case. we are told that will not be released that is still in active prosecution. arthel: meanwhile epic devastation of those los angeles

wildfires as lawmakers are bracing for what could be a heated fight over emergency funds when it's time to pass a new spending bill. his house majority leader steve scalise. >> we are engaged he would look at the wildfires and other disasters the disasters and the hurricane response when you think it may be a second bite of that. but at the end of the day we knew that was going to have to be revisited in the negotiations. sweep it let's print california congressman brad sherman pretty represents the pacific palisades area sits on the house financial services committee. i will get back to you in your neighborhood specifically just a moment. why would there be a heated debate over emergency funds? >> this is the most expensive fire in american history. we are going to have to persuade

our colleagues to provide the funds necessary so we can rebuild the community. when we rebuild that we've got to make sure all of the buildings are up to the highest fire safety code which unfortunately they weren't. we had a new code adopted in 2008. we never retrofitted toward the area yesterday. just to see the devastation. i haven't lined up when the building was built and whether it survived. we saw the paradise fire a tremendous difference between those up to that new code and those that did not get retrofitted. arthel: last month of both parties united quickly to provide for that one or billion dollars in emergency aid for the hurricanes and other disasters. what about this from go around? i know you do not have a crystal

ball but can you give me an idea it wewent with this disaster ref be available to the los angeles area residents? >> suite provided enough money to fema they can deal with the next couple of months. it is going to take years to rebuild the community. unfortunately a lot of people were underinsured for a number of reasons. it's hard to get insurance and pacific palisades. a lot were covered by the state last resort program. the uninsured losses are in the billions, many billions. arthel: that said is there a maximum amount to residents residents wouldbe able to get? >> that depends on what congress does. based on the laws already on the books, people can get $43600 for

their housing needs. endanother 43600 to cover other things such as loss of the vehicle. butts, the cost of building is very high. a lot of people are very uninsured. but we did with the maui which is not a completely dissimilar situation we provided funds for community development to block grants. that is allowing people to rebuild it we need to do the same thing for pacific palisades. >> absolutely. you have to weed out the scam artist it is sad to say people will try to scam the residence. are you working on efforts to cut down on the red tape? all of the steps to apply for the relief? >> yes we have got a glitch in the fema website right now. i was having with the regional head of fema about a couple of hours ago. still trying to find our way

through it. if you tell them that you have insurance, it wants to reject you. that fact is if you have insurance that's fully adequate and covers all of your losses you get no fema aid. the vast majority of my constituents are insured, but underinsured. and they are going to be eligible a list of the 43600 probably times two plus whatever aid congress votes for. arthel: good luck there. congressman, i hope that your family is okay. hope your home is okay you have not been personally affected by this but i know you're working on behalf of all the folks out there. so good luck to you california it congressman brad sherman thank you very much for joining us. x continuing coverage of the fast-moving wildfires in los angeles the massive palisades fire we are told slowly creeping

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>> the fire line is slowly advancing. we are watch it creep towards these houses on upper mandeville canyon road. this is extremely and densely populated road. houses on both sides probably thousands of houses. that mandeville canyon road begins on sunset boulevard and then shuts up into the canyon. there's obviously a lot of fear, concern, anxiety the palisades fire would make its way into this canyon. that is what has happened. so people in this area are obviously horrified we unfortunately have seen at least one house burnt i would venture to say there may be more that have earned. the fire line has red hot flames were sitting on your screen right now it's moving rather slowly. a couple of firefighters i've talked to here today say they feel okay about the fire at this hour. just this frontline i cannot speak to the rest of the fire

but we are looking at the fire line they say they feel okay about it right now they have removed some of the brush. they feel this is moving a bit slowly the wind and n nowhere ns intense as it was when that palisades fire began. there's a ton of fire crews up there callous number of trucks and firefighters a lot of air drops. water and fire retardant. several homes around here we have seen completely doused in that pink material. if you want to pan off to her truck briefly i'll show with the pink material looks like. one of the trucks and homes in this area and cars are doused in this material the but pink is good. unfortunately, the fire began. >> is going to ask folks who are not familiar with that they use in california it's called phos-chek part of the strategy is to get a fire retardant that will stop the fire while they

battle the flames above you? >> right receiving air drops with water and the retardant comes and douses everything which is great encouraging news from people live here. just to set the scene that palisades fire is scorched where the 27000 acres and began over the canyon and now it's making his weight down here this is very bad news for people in the air we will keep you updated. ask the right matt we can see exactly what people are so fearful of as these fires creep slowly down. such devastation one can only hope the fire retardant the efforts by the firefighters to contain the smaller blazes like the one behind it will be successful. matt we will get back to as the developments warrant their lives in mandeville canyon california just to the west of l.a. rate will have more news on this devastating situation when we come back. looks like.

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arthel: fire crews are making some progress today and battling the explosive wildfires across los angeles. but the crisis unfortunately is far from over. especially near the pacific palisades. that is where bill melugin was

reporting earlier today. >> here in the pacific palisades parts of the area it legitimately look like the up and carpet bomb take the street for instance every single house on both sides of the street have been completely wiped out. the rubble still smoldering despite the fact this a fire came through here days ago. ellie officials say more than 5300 structures destroyed here now. you pan up to the hills there that is that new front of the palisades of fire moving east into that mandeville canyon area. now threatening brentwood. arthel: that's a bill melugin reporting earlier today. we also want to share some a public's service num nu numbersr owners or residents impacted this disaster. if you are in the los angeles area you can call any of these numbers. we have them there on the screen but do not worry if you cannot write them down because we will post it on our website buddhists for information on evacuation

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