>> major development this past hour in that big wildfire now burning in calabassas tonight, news nation's brian entin is reporting that los angeles authorities say the fire is being investigated as arson and then a person is in police custody. that fire has grown to more than 960 acres. now from just 50 acres few hours ago. evacuation orders are in place and this is just one of 6 fires burning. now, officials say at least >> 10,000 structures have been destroyed in these fires that started the couple days ago. at least 2 people have died in the fire in palisades 5 died

in the fire near pasadena. you're talking about 17,000 acres that have burned in the palisades fire alone. as for that eaton fire in altadena again, 5 people have been killed there and 13,000 acres have burned. we have a look at where the fires are burning. that is in addition, these 5 to the kenneth fire, which is the one that just started this afternoon calabassas. they're all over la county. it is just a a surreal situation that the folks down there have been dealing with. yeah. and residents are still missing in those fires. continue to rage 0 containment on the. >> the 2 big ones, the palisades fire, the eaton fire kron four's terisa stasio reports. >> i heard a commotion and i walk outside. my neighbors are looking in the distance and literally a mile from here on the hill are just shy in

flames. just been increasingly facing fear up close with this fire is like less than mile away from you. so you have like all this, you know, concern coming your oakland native and now southern california resident shane reagan. >> talked with kron 4 news thursday about watching the sun set fire in the hollywood hills ignite the power of the power went out across the street. little lose connectivity might lose light. so i need to pack a bag immediately. he said that it was all so surreal. reagan have been keeping a close eye on the neighboring palisades and eaton fires affecting friends. this. >> horrible succession of seeing people. you know, you're like in syria like what's going on over here. they're struggling. they have to evacuate some people's houses are being burned down. and then on the other side of town, it's happening. and then, you know, it starts to happen to you. so i can do is really just stay attentive in. try to adapt quickly consider,

you know, evacuating yourself in a glimmer of hope. firefighters successfully stop the spread in the hills. >> pointing to the santa ana winds winding down a bit, even when you're inside it like. >> he gets through the vents almost it feels like so. and i have like i have an english bulldog and he's actually sitting with me right here, george. in they have those flat are really just want to be careful. want him to have the breathing issues as well. >> and while reagan stays with family for a while, others share how they feel compelled to help in this crisis. so i think jimmy carter said it best. maybe we can help everybody, but all of can help someone and someone was in her house today. >> so i think that that's the most important part, right? like besides the politics besides the distinctions, a religion decides all the nonsense and the noise that's going on nationally. what matters today is that people are losing their livelihoods. they're losing homes. people are dying on top of that hill. >> thanks time. something's

happening. >> and maybe i'm not as strong as it used to be. maybe i'm not as fast as i was. and when i was an my 20's, but i still grab a shovel and do what i need to to recess stasio kron. 4 news. >> and these fires that are burning at a time when people hear all over california are losing their homeowners insurance over the last few years, several major insurance carriers have stopped providing insurance for homeowners because of increased wildfire risks. they say earlier today vice president kamala harris address the situation. >> and what we know is that this is a matter of current version say, but this is also something that is going to have an impact for months and years to come. and on that point, i will also make note of the fact that sadly many insurance companies have canceled insurance. for a lot of the families who have been affected and will be affected, which is only going to delay

workplace an added burden on their ability to recover. and i think that is an important point. that must be raised. and hopefully there can be some way to address that issue because these families, so many of them otherwise will not have the resources to recover in any meaningful way. and many of them lost everything. >> yeah. as you can see in this video, thousands of homes have been just leveled their the palisades fire. >> burning some of the most expensive real estate in the country with a median home value is over 2 million dollars. democratic assembly speaker robert grievous announce new legislation today that he says will help the fire victims comes on the same day that republicans called on their democratic colleagues to end the governor special session aimed at fighting president-elect donald trump. our cover correspondent tom wallace report. >> thank you for your service and thank you for protecting our communities. >> the state senate beginning the day with a standing

ovation for first responders on the front lines of the fires in southern california. i think the residents. >> la county need to hear the state senate loud and clear. we have your back. and in the state assembly, its leader, speaker robert remus, sharing the most important question for us right now. and for me. >> is how can we help? that's why reeva says lawmakers in his chamber are in the process of authoring new legislation, he says will assist fire victims, including one bill to expedite insurance claims for impacted homeowners. it comes amid california's home insurance crisis. >> in the last year and a half 7 of the 12 major home insurance companies in california, including allstate, state farm and farmers insurance have either limited their business within the state or in some cases stop selling new policies altogether for homeowners living in some of california's most fire prone areas. that resulted in some californians struggling to find any insurance coverage and all a

key requirement to carry a mortgage from home. for their part. insurance companies have said they have no other choice but to pause or stop selling policies out of concerns. they could face huge losses. should a major disaster like a wildfire destroyed homes and at-risk communities. this has been an ongoing crisis. was a california exacerbated now, you know, we working with staff and many of my colleagues to sure. >> we don't have a collapse of the market cap but just minutes before it was held, this press conference, his democratic colleagues in the assembly moved forward with governor gavin newsom. special session aimed at allocating 25 million dollars in state funding to help california attorney general rob bonta fund future lawsuits against the trump administration. >> when asked whether the special session should be put on hold while the fires rage in southern california. reeva's did not directly answer, but he did say this at this moment. my colleagues and i we are acting with great urgency, great urgency to sure that we're providing much-needed relief. >> to angelenos republicans responding calling on democrats to drop their

current special session and instead start a new one, specifically umpire relief and prevention. to me, this is a no-brainer. this special session that we currently opened needs to be shut down immediately. and we need to really focus completely on wildfire. >> probably the impending insurance crisis that is to come as a result of this. we have so much bigger issues right now that we really need to tackle. we need to focus on then pain government lawyers to sue donald trump. meantime, the governor special legislative session will continue tuesday for its first budget committee. hearing reporting at the state capitol. a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> all right. so, you know, it's all about the weather appeared down it's not exactly cooperating with them. know they're we've been we got cut a little bit of a break here because of the rains. yeah, we offshore flows here. diablo wind, right? sure. they call him santa has in southern

california with the school and college there in southern california. just part of life there. but >> when you have the combination of very dry conditions, they've hardly had a drop of rain throughout the hot summer season and then you get the santa anas kick in and pull out of fuel. but if these are like hurricane force, yeah, they >> yeah, they have. they have those gusty winds. i mean, they happen from time to time. but if they coincide with the season, like what we've had works, been so dry. and of course, before that, we had a very wet winter season there. everything was wrong. like crazy, right? then you get to the dry stuff. you've got all the fuel on the ground. and this is what we've got now. so >> dangerous conditions in southern california. there's no getting around the santa just beginning to ramp up. now you can see in ontario, some of those gusts now begin to pick up nearly 30 miles an hour. not so strong down in los angeles basin, los angeles proper. you actually see an onshore breeze there. 78 miles an hour. that's some good news. that's what we need. we need more of those onshore breeze. that brings up the humidity, speaking humidity right now. you look to los angeles there. 59 1%. that is very moist. that's what we

like to see. but then you start to go inland near pasadena. we're talking about 15%. al monte. about 15% a plan you're looking percent chino, 7% corona. so some very dry air mixing down from the mountains again. and that's what's going to happen overnight tonight. you can get that dry offshore wind continuing. and of course, the drier things are the easier things burn. and that's what we're going to see happening again tonight. very strong, gusty winds, not as gusty as it's been the last couple of nights, but we could still see some gusts over 50 miles an hour making for some very dangerous fire conditions there. you'll notice on the forecast overnight tonight. you see those strong, gusty offshore winds. you start to look at the red and some of the purple 40, some 50 mile an hour gusts. but then as we head through the day tomorrow, look what happens office and you see the arrows change direction. we get more of a sea breeze kicking and that is great news for firefighters that will bring up the humidity a bit. that'll slow down. these fires hopefully for a longer period of time. of course, you get all these fires in place and what starts to build up all that smoke kind of settling down as the

winds have calmed down during the late afternoon. all of a sudden you start to see these areas, all the red out there. that is really some dangerous air quality, just kind of settling into the los angeles basin tonight. another scary night overnight. tonight, though, those rains of those fires likely to rage again overnight tonight into at least early tomorrow morning. all right, laura, it's got to get through it in the south bay. the city of san jose is stepping up efforts to try to remove rv encampments along city streets and >> kron 4 charles clifford reports. >> by law vehicles that are parked along city streets here in san jose need to be registered operational and they can't stay in one spot longer than 72 hours. but in some places like behind me here, there are a visa been parked on the same location for a very long time. and starting today, the city is stepping up efforts to move the the city of san jose estimates that there are about 2000 oversized rv type vehicles parked on city streets. not all of those are occupied, but in some places like here, a long tunnel with avenue, a group of rv's that are being used as housing have been parked here for weeks or

even months after receiving numerous complaints from neighbors. the city is stepping up efforts to move these vehicles will be establishing tow away zones. and jose mayor matt mahan says they will start by asking nicely, give them ample time to find another place to be. >> and and then we will after 2 weeks be clearing the sites, hoping to avoid creating an endless game of whack a mole. the mayor says the city is working on finding permanent housing for the people who live here and possibly creating a place where these rv's can park long term. he admits that the city will never be able to get rid of all large rv's parked along city streets. but he says the current arrangement is unsustainable. if you own an rv and want to live in it permanently will work with you. but you need to find a sustainable, permanent place to live in rv. the city currently has a dozen locations across san jose where it plans to step up parking enforcement and more than a dozen other spots that they are currently considering taking additional action in san jose. charles clifford

kron, 4 news. >> still ahead, the warriors hit the road tonight facing pistons in detroit next. in sports, dan door. well, let us know if undermanned dub squad. know if undermanned dub squad. get it done in the motor city. dupixent can help people with asthma breathe better in as little as 2 weeks. so this is better. and this. dupixent is an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma.

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sports. i'm dan thorn after losing 3 of their last 5 games at home. the warriors hit the road against the pistons without the services of injured. jonathan kuminga and andrew wiggins who is out for personal reasons. but they did

have steph curry in detroit was also dealing with an injured thumb, but he was in uniform and on the court for the first of the 4 road battles early-on in the game. curry used the pistons aggressive defense against them, drawing a crowd here dishing a no look pass a trade trayce jackson-davis cuts to the lane one-handed flush. where is led by 2 after one quarter. where is that only 10 players available tonight and forward guy santos took advantage of his time on the court connecting on 3 straight 3 pointers in the part of a 16 to 2 run. you go to 10 point halftime shot. pistons made a run know in the 2nd half cade cunningham coming alive drives the gets the rainbow jumper over draymond pistons within 6, but staff who was one of 11 shooting. >> heading into the 4th quarter. this is a screen gets 3 hits the plus the foul. that's class 4 point play 7 players back at 16. but the pistons went on a 24 to 9 run late to get back to the game

really be easily flies through jam. 23 seconds left. cut the lead. 1, 0, for one or 2. >> and it comes down to this system is down 3 with the ball with 4 seconds left pistons and down was a clean look tying 3 pointer off the side of the bucket warriors. hold on to 1, 0, 7, 1, 0, 4, win. it's tapping the pistons. 5 games winning streak. good one for the jobs. >> the warriors continue a route whether the raiders continue their house cleaning today, firing general manager tom telesco after one season on the job to shown here on the screen with owner mark davis and then also former head coach antonio pierce, who was let go just a couple days ago on this marked the second time in 13 months into lesko has had a little bit of rough lock in the afc west. the chargers fired him last season after 11 years with the franchise. let's go, though, did out pretty well. it's only drop with the raiders. picking 2 starting offensive linemen

and getting none other than bay area. native brock bowers that of georgia who was the nfl's best first year, tight end in nfl history. but of course, it's just the same old raiders. well, because of the deadly wildfires burning in los angeles county. the nfl announcing today that the nfl, the nfc wild-card game between the vikings and rams has been moved from sofi stadium to state farm stadium in arizona. the league said the decision was made in consultation with public officials. the club's, of course, and players association. the nfl added the decision was made in the interest of public safety as those wildfires continue to ravage southern california. and that is your look at sports. the king back to you they keep and happening tomorrow, supreme court justices are going to hear arguments about a new federal law that would shut down tiktok. that is if it's not sold by the. >> january 19th deadline tiktok currently owned by the chinese company called bytedance the federal

government argues the chinese government could force the company to hand over american users data. but the social media company argues the law violates the first amendment. >> the very first build a new congress is tackling focuses on illegal immigration. it's being called the laken riley act and already passed through the house with bipartisan support. kron four's washington correspondent hannah brandt explains what happened when senators took it up today. >> tomorrow would have been laken riley's 23rd birthday. but last year the georgia nursing student was killed by jose ibarra an undocumented migrant. we're going to make sure that no family has to experience the heartbreak. that likens family is enduring. now. senator katie britt is one of the republicans leading the fight to pass the laken riley act. a bill that would give immigration officials the power to detain illegal migrants were charged with theft related crimes which would have included a the house already passed the bill.

now senator chuck grassley is urging his colleagues to do the same primary role. the federal government is to protect its citizens. >> we all want to laken riley today. the senate voted to move the bill forward and start debate on it. >> democrats want to have a robust debate where we can offer amendments and improve the bill. the republican majority unanimously supports the legislation, but it needs 60 votes to become law. so at least 7 senate democrats would have to vote to pass it to every single member of congress should be able to get behind. this purely common sense. bill that will make our country and communities safer. some democrats say they have concerns with the current bill like senator ron wyden. there are provisions in today's legislation that i would never vote for the final package, but other democrats have committed to voting for it. and senator john fetterman says he thinks it will be enough to pass if we as a party as democrats. we can't come up with 7 rebotes them. i

would describe that as one of the reasons why we lost the final vote in the senate could happen as soon as next week in washington. i'm hannah brandt. the department of government efficiency known as led by elon musk and vivek ramaswamy. >> are hiring a quote, very small number of people for full-time salaried positions. a post on x course formally known as twitter calls for candidates to send a message to the department's account with a few bullet points detailing their abilities along with their phone number. the doge account also says it is hiring for human resources, it and finance and candidates should include a resume along with an explanation for why they want to join the department. >> all right. time to talk weather. here's lourdes guys. we are going to see some nice weather continuing around the bay area. offshore winds. yeah, they're gonna blow again in the next few days. but not really strong, especially compared to southern california, but out the door. now you've got clear skies around the bay area. what a day it was record breaking. temperatures popping up outside some numbers. sneaking

wellness evans. in fact, we had a 78 degree reading in santa rosa, not a record, but still very, very nice out the door right now. these temperatures are going to fall off as we've got some drier air in place. still pretty comfortable in spots. we've got some 50's and 60's outside even 62 degrees right now in downtown san francisco. 56 in fremont 64 degrees in san jose. and how about 69 degrees right now in santa rosa. high pressure still in control. that ridge? well, you can see how dominant that is. and unfortunately, when you get a bridge built in like that, usually they last for quite a while. that's going to be sticking around. you can see another storm system kind of drop off the top of it. but unfortunately can't get any rain rolling into the bay area with that kind of a really blocking ridge in place. that means we're gonna stay dry for the foreseeable future. enjoy the sunshine and warm temperatures while we have maybe about 70 again in downtown san jose. little bit cooler going to see a little bit of a seabreeze kick in. so about 59 in the san francisco and the next few days. temperatures do cool down, but we stay dry as can be occasionally some gusty winds as we head through monday.

>> still ahead, why the popular treasure fast? he's not going to be happening this year. san francisco zoo and

gardens has granted a license renewal by the u.s. department of agriculture. according to the announcement today, the re license inspection identified no complaint compliant items after a comprehensive inspection of species. is areas conducted earlier this week. this includes humane handling housing space feeding

and watering sanitation, ventilatnon shelter from extreme weather events. well, this is a list veterinary care and separation of incompatible animals. >> treasure fest is taking a break for 2025. today the organizers made the announcement saying we've realized that the challenge of relocating and starting from scratch in a new venue isn't something we can take on at this time had been on treasure island. the organizers say they're grateful to shoppers in attendees. no word yet on if bilby trying to bring it back next year. >> soccer fans hoping to see lionel messi in action should be prepared to pay top dollar tickets for the quakes match against inter miami went on sale today. and if you can put up with waiting in the queue tickets start at $476. they go all the way up to $7,000. by contrast, tickets for the quakes regular season outing

against the colorado rapids. 4 days earlier they were available for as low as 23 bucks. of course, shelling out that kind of cash to see the goat offers no guarantee that you'll actually get to see him in action last season, messy missed 15 games due to injury and international duty with argentina. it's tough because he's old and therefore he's injury-prone is all relative but wreck. for the purposes of this he's old for a soccer but, you know, same thing happened when david beckham came to the u.s. and the latter stages of bend it like beckham. >> all right about it. and that wraps up kron for news at 6. we certainly appreciate your time. thank you for being with us. for the past 3 hours. we'll be back tomorrow. in the meantime, stay safe. >> and good fight.

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