i am here. look, my job takes me away to a lot of places. i will always come back home to you. wwe, nxt, i love you. if you smell what the rock is cooking. >> [applause] >> now at the death toll continues to climb in southern california as the fight against those ferocious wildfires continues. is it 10? it's game week. breaking news. hello, everyone. welcome. thank you for joining us. i'm catherine heenan. >> a fierce fire battle continues tonight against those fast-spreading wildfires in los angeles county. parts of ventura county. that's as

fire crews are bracing for the possibility of more strong winds. the death toll has risen to 16 victims. the la county medical examiner says 5 of the deaths tied to the huge palisades fire, the eaton fire in altadena has caused 11 deaths, at least 10,000 structures have been destroyed. also, the ventura county sheriff's office says a man was killed while trying to escape the 28 acre. all of us fire. cal fire's reporting the 4 large wildfires which have burned thousands of acres and buildings continue. there are also a lot of smaller fires and you might see tm. they're marked in red dots. as for the bigger wildfires, the biggest the most threatening remains the palisades fire. it's burned more than 23,000 acres topanga and malibu. this is only 11% contained. the eaton fire has burned roughly

14,000 acres. that's near altadena and pasadena. only 15% contained tonight, the kenneth fire 90% contained and has burned just over 1000 acres. that's in west hills area near calabassas. and the hurst fire has burned nearly 800 acres. 76% contained. it's in the sylmar area. the cause of all 4 wildfires, the major wildfires, of course, remain under investigation. again today, california emergency officials have been updating us on the fires. also talking about the kind of weather conditions expected across the area. >> that we're going to be going into another period of gusty and challenging windy conditions, not only across los angeles and ventura. we're watching winds pick up and the area of riverside county, orange county and san diego

county. it is important that everyone is prepared. >> and taking a look from the sky over los angeles county. thousands of firefighters again working to put out the flames. a lot of wind problems. 16 people have died in los angeles county and it's expected the number will go up. cadaver dogs are being used to a search through leveled neighborhoods. the fires have burned more than 10,000 homes and other buildings since tuesday. the palisades fire stands at 11% contained again. heat and fire 15%. the weather service again warning about strong winds. stay so strong. santa ana winds could return soon. kron 4 meteorologist scale on this here in galle. that's what everybody worried about. the website is a look leann it is not looking good. the winds are expected come tonight into tomorrow morning. >> we have red flag warnings back in place. this just

upgraded from. >> a high wind warning to a fire weather. watch, though. this is through wednesday. middle of the week. this is what, until wednesday evening. let's take a look at the conditions around them. but the 2 major fires, the palisades fire and the eaton fire over at alta, dina. so in the upper 50's there humidity is quite low in the teens over in the east side of la with the breeze at 16 miles per hour, a northeast wind. that's an offshore winds over there. and then over by the pets, civic palisades. that's breeze at 13 miles per hour. so it's still not good. you know, we with the fire is ramping up. those winds are really the big issue. so here's the wind model here. so overnight, you can see the contours it's lighting up in the red. that is about 40, 30 to 40 miles per hour. wind gusts and it's coming from the east. so that is that no good news for firefighters that will be challenging. and here's the smoke forecast. so, you know, if you don't live in the area or if you are visiting la,

you'll still have to deal with the poor air quality. it looks like our air quality is maybe you'll see some moderate air in the south bay due to the proximity. meantime, back here at home, the temperatures are in the low 50's and low 60's and it should be a little chilly. we have a frost advisory around the monterey area, but other than tlat, we have breezy conditions here as well. and that is keeping us nice and clear. and sunny in the 60's. i'll have your bay area forecast in a few minutes. back to you. >> thank you, gayle. new details about the death toll in the wildfires. at least 16 people again have died. more than 12,000 buildings have been destroyed. a lot of them homes to the people killed a father and son. 67 year-old anthony mitchell was an amputee. he was found dead by his son's bedside at their home in altadena. his son justin had serveral policy relatives believe that anthony had been waiting and waiting for an ambulance to come and rescue them. another victim, a

man who was found holding a garden hose and his hand after the fire spread to through his altadena neighborhood. his sister told reporters that she had tried to get her. 66 year-old brother viktor shot to evacuate with her tuesday night. but she says he told her he wanted to stay behind and try to fight the fire. his parents had lived in that home for almost 55 years. victor's charred body was found the next morning at the side of the road. with that holding on to that house. another victim has been identified as rodney nickerson. his family says the 82 year-old altadena resident felt he would be okay waiting it out at home. he would not go. he told his daughter he felt the danger would pass and that he would stay at the house. nickerson reportedly was found dead in his bed and then another victim. a 83 year-old earlene kelly. she died after refusing to evacuate. her family says she

did not leave because previous fires have never reached her home in altadena. the grandmother being remembered as the perfect neighbor. the death toll is expected to begin to rise and coming hours and days. the exhausted firefighters at the southern california wildfires getting some help from colleagues and 8 other states. also canada, mexico, the neighboring states which are helping you see marked in yellow. they are already providing some critical support and a lot of firefighters on the scene from across the bay area. they could be there for up to 2 weeks. mexico's president shared photos of the mexican firefighters shortly before they left for california. they're seen a holding the u.s. mexico, california flags in various photos. the firefighters will join more than 14,000 personnel already on the ground fighting those fires. and among the many people who have lost homes,

dozens of the firefighters who are on the scene. photojournalist phil ige shows us what's left at one firefighter's home in altadena. >> as you can see, this neighborhood was completely devastated. terrible loss. so my name is edward kelly. my title is general president of the international association of firefighters. this is a firefighter from elese house. he was actually on the filein fight. the fire when everything that he owned was unfortunately destroyed. but thank god his family made it out. see how long was living in at least a couple of the area. so it's very sad. obviously, he's lost everything. but we had about 2 or 3 dozen firefighters lose their homes in this fire, which some of the thousands of people who lost in homes in these fires very devastating. i've seen other houses in this neighborhood where the house is completely gone. in. the garage is intact. you know,

it's no rhyme or reason. yeah, i mean, it's sad. you know, i mean, we dedicate our lives to protect in, you know, the citizens that we took an oath to protecting their property. and, you know, when it's your own on the sleeves, difficult. when you're on the fire lines, you have to be focused on on what's ahead of you the risk benefit analysis of decisions you make and at the time he's been in the back your head, you have to worry about your family. this epidemic of wildfire is not a california problem we saw manhattan just about 6 weeks ago december data lodge wildfire in manhattan. so this is someone dealing with all over the country. firefighter prepared to the best of their ability to spawn going forward. and i hot sun, not thoughts. and our prayers are all lost loved ones and now lost their homes. but this is the city of angels and i la will rise again from these ashes. >> airbnb has been adding more free emergency housing for the thousands of people who lost

homes in the fires. the company says it has already offered 6500 people places to stay. not only the people evacuated, first responders, firefighters, people needing housing can fill out an airbnb intake form. people who want to help can offer housing either free or at a discount. and that can also make a donation to air bnb. all of the money donated will go to that housing project. as people are escaping the flames in southern california. a lot of pets have been left behind the san francisco spca among the many organizations trying to help heading south in an effort to create space for some of the pets. the shelter is waiving adoption fees for puppies. they normally cost $400. the shelter says it has dozens of puppies in need of homes and there are plenty of caps available. all of them. spayed neutered microchipped and vaccinated. >> she now we knew we wanted

to make space so we can alleviate our shelter partners down south that are being devastated by the fires. and so waiving adoption fees is defeating that barrier. getting those puppies home and making space for animals that are adoptable in shelters down south so they can make space for their fire victims and for owned pets that are to be reunited with their owners. hopefully soon. >> and the san francisco spca is planning to head to southern california monday and will make another trip the following week. if you're interested in more information, you can visit sf pca dot org. our parent company nexstar is partnering with the red cross to raise money for wildfire victims. you can scan the qr code on your screen if you would like to help. >> and we're staying on top of the deadly fires for the latest information you can head to our website kron 4 dot com. still ahead, police investigate 2 shooting deaths oakland and we'll hear from

residents. concerned about the violent start to the new year. also, police release body camera video from the new orleans attack. and after the break, fire coverage continues with what governor newsom is saying about the wildfire saying about the wildfire water supply.

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expected to go up. the fires have burned more than 10,000 homes and other buildings since tuesday of the palisades fire. more than 23,000 acres have burned. the eaton fire has burned more than 14,000 acres. governor newsom is ordering an independent investigation into the la department water and power. this is after reports of no water pressure to fire hydrants, all kinds of problems with water, resources and fire zones. obviously hampering firefighting. the governor's office says it has ordered county officials to prepare a full review of the water system. sunnyvale police have arrested 2 men, man connected to a deadly shooting in sunnyvale. but a fire excuse me, a shooting that nearly 7 years ago. the santiago, larry chavez and the guston send over charged with murder after being accused of a shooting that happened at the fair oaks strip mall and

2017. one person was killed. another person injured. that investigation did go cold until detectives were able to identify the man just last year, they were arrested this week. 2 people are dead. another in the hospital after police say there was a triple shooting last night happened on telegraph avenue and 55th street. it happened at a community center where neighbors say there had been a party going on. kron four's check moment has the story. >> residents here on telegraph avenue described a pretty gruesome scene here on friday evening just after 10:00pm where police say 2 people were killed and one was injured in a triple shooting. >> it still left after oakland's 4th and 5th homicides of 2025. left this block of telegraph avenue you people crying props. are that work right here.

>> see right here in the senate which years ago, 9 this. that is not a single blade. and i police say they esponded to the shooting just after 10 in evening, 2 were dead on the scene. the other person transported to a local hospital and is listed in stable condition. neighbors say police with their until 3 or 4 in the morning and the shooting originated at a community center located in this building where a party was hosted. we reached out to that community center and have yet to hear back. but when walking by the community center saturday, people inside the building told us no comment. but i came up from san jose last night and i want something enough. we have the whole area cordoned off taped off. and mean, it was a body. lynn, we tested. chandler says the most striking part was how young the victims court. he says this part of oakland is normally safe but says crime flows into this neighborhood from lake merritt. and it's starting to make him concern. >> it does because up quite often in the middle tonight, walking the dogs. also. it's

been pretty safe up into the past year. but, you know, things happen. you know, you just have to be cautious when you're outside at night time. that's all i can say to just a tragedy. you know, such a life cut down. other people say the crime has continuously ramped up here. but awful long time, what your kids, what else? she's sweeping new police car. they see the >> a homeless guy didn't know half of >> the oakland police officers association told kron 4 in a statement there is a crime surge occurring in oakland as the city council has continued to cut police services, too many hard-working innocent residents and businesses are being victimized by criminals who see that police are short staffed. we reached out to oakland police for more information on a possible arrest and more details on the victims but have yet to hear back reporting in oakland jack moment. kron 4 news. >> all right. time for another look at the forecast as we look live at the golden gate bridge in galle is back and get kind of looking at our forecast right now. yes, and we're breezy, too, as well. we also have our offshore winds. the diablo winds. but since we

had a lot of rain in a recent weeks and months, we are not concerned about wildfires in our area. here's that. >> bridge. the golden gate bridge is bright out there. and you can see how clear it is because of that. those breezy conditions. here's that wind advisory until 10:00am tomorrow for our east pain with some of our north bay hills. >> and our south bay hills as well. so the santa cruz mountains is included in that. and here's the wind forecast. you can see it's all lit up here. this is 11:00pm when you see the red and purple around the mountains and the gap says that's a 20 to 40 miles per hour wind gusts and it will be breezy into the overnight hours until sunday morning. and it looks like into the afternoon it's mainly the higher elevations. as you can see, mountains and hills. but over around the bay, it looks pretty calm in the single digits. wiese. the winds will sunday night and then we get another round monday morning in the middle of this week. so another inside slider weather

pattern. and that's going create that pressure gradient once again. not only gonna give strong offshore winds but even stronger winds. the santa ana winds for southern california. so we are, of course, keeping an eye on that critical fire weather. it's not going to be as strong as we saw the last couple of days with 100 miles per hour winds but still pretty strong worth talking up to 70 miles per hour in the highest elevations down in southern california. this is a future cast model. notice. we don't see a whole lot. not even the clouds. are the fog rolling in. this is from now until tomorrow. this time tomorrow. so it's going to set the stage some chilly temperatures as well in the morning. we also have a coastal flood advisory due to a high astronomical tide. so the areas shaded in green just be careful. high tide around the low lying parking lots in areas. that's from pretty much tomorrow morning and told the new hours and we have chilly temperatures, especially let notice morgan hill in the 30's. there's a frost advisory along the central coast. so because of that proximity, it's going to be very chilly. low 40's for everyone else. and our daytime highs are

pretty warm we're talking mid to upper 60's. some low 60's along the valleys. and here's that 7 day outlook. does not look like january, right? look at all that sunshine. you know, the long-range models are not really showing a lot of rain, a toll possibly in the next week or so. back to you, catherine. thank you, gayle place in new orleans have released body camera video showing the shooting death of the bourbon street attacker. >> reporter julie millet has that story. >> newly released body cam footage shows the moment police in new orleans exchanged gunfire with the new year's terror attack suspect. in the footage a muzzle flash could be seen from beneath a deployed airbag as officers ordered. 42 year-old shamsud-din jabbar out of the vehicle as officers surrounded the vehicle, their driver fired at them. officers ended up killing the suspect. 2

officers were shot in the leg with one of them. also breaking his shoulder. several bystanders were reported to be shot during the exchange as well. new orleans police superintendent and kirkpatrick declined to say if that was due to the shootout but said her officers were in line to return fire. >> these are split-second decisions. all officers are faced shoot, don't shoot. and this was clearly within the law and clearly solidly with an apology. >> meanwhile, back here at home, communities mourn victims from our area on thursday. hundreds in monmouth county came out for the final farewell to believe mayo. a 25 year-old from holmdel new jersey killed in the attack earlier in the week. governor phil murphy honored his memory. 25 years old by all accounts, incredible human athlete leader, couple of in college. >> great family and normal sleep, tragic loss. also among those killed was princeton

university tiger besh who had been working in manhattan as an investment traitor. and 25 year-old long island native matthew tenedorio. a gofundme started by a cousin describes tenedorio has a wonderful kid. >> who worked as an audiovisual technician at the superdome. a memorial on bourbon street honors all those who died during the new year's day attack. former new york city police commissioner bill bratton is bringing in a team to work with new orleans on what can be learned from the attack. they have incredible subject matter. experts in a wide range of issues relative to dealing with. >> security and counterterrorism issues. but they coming in to collaborate. julie malay. >> next at 10 wildfire coverage continues. why gavin newsom has invited donald trump to visit the fire zones southern california will hear from families affected by the wildfires. and we have more details on way to help those families. we are taking

another look from the sky over los angeles county. those deadly wildfires continue to tear through the area. >> 16 people have died in los angeles county officials. again, they do expect that number to rise. unfortunately, the fires have burned more than 10,000 homes and other buildings since tuesday. the palisades fire. just to give you a couple of the big numbers has burned more than 23,000 acres. the eaton fire more than 14,000 acres. as the

wildfires rage on the blame game continues on. a lot of people have been questioning governor newsom's leadership, for example, including president-elect donald trump. he's been blasting newsom on social media. newsom in turn is inviting trump to come witness the devastation firsthand. news nation correspondent levy dean has the story. >> blame game this week between the incoming president and california's governor. >> i think that gavin is largely incompetent. and i think the mayor largely incompetent and probably both of them are just stone cold, incompetent. what they've done is terrible. what anybody have a comment on that when you talk about losing the tax base, that's you're losing. a lot of you're gonna lose a lot of those people permanently. those people pay billions of dollars in taxes. >> as fires rage on in california, governor gavin newsom is inviting the president-elect to visit the devastation in a post on x newsom saying he and trump shotld work together and not

politicize a human tragedy. a much different approach from president biden who has been supporting newsom and other california leaders as they face criticism for under preparedness newsom is also called for an investigation into local fire hydrants after comments made by the president-elect, the democratic governor saying in part, quote, we need answers to ensure this doesn't happen again. and we have every resource available to fight these catastrophic fires. los angeles mayor karen bass, along with the los angeles fire department chief kristin crowley has also had their fair share of differences with crowley, criticizing officials department's budget. but in a press briefing today, they both say they're focused on fighting the fires. let me be clear about something. >> the fire chief and i are focused on fighting these fires and saving lives. difference is that we might have will be worked out in private. but right now our first and most important

obligation to angelenos is to get through this crisis when the fire is out, there will be time for us to evaluate. but at the same time, we also must begin the recovery effort and they'll be more to come from that in the next few days over the next few days and into the next week. >> we will be facing another critical weather event. i want to sure the residents. within our incredible city of los angeles. that mayor chief mcdonald and i are in lockstep together. and that we will utilize every single resource at our disposal to ensure public. >> still ahead, new technology to fight fire how bay area companies supplying fire crews companies supplying fire crews with new kind

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>> now at 10, 30 again. just to recap as we look at the sky over los angeles, those deadly wildfires are continuing to tear through the area. 16 people have died in the county. officials say they do expect the number to go up. the fires have burned more than 10,000 homes and other buildings since tuesday. the biggest the most threatening fire does remain the palisades fire that's burned more than 23,000 acres near topanga and malibu. only 11% contained at last check. the eaton fire roughly 14,000 acres have burned altadena and pasadena. it is 15% contained tonight,

the kenneth fire 80% contained and has burned about 1000 acres in the west hills. mayor calabassas. the hurst fire has burned about 800 acres. 76% contained. that's in the sylmar area. the causes, of course, of all of the fire still under investigation. there are growing health concerns related to the use of toxic fire retardants and now a south bay company says its trying to protect firefighters from toxic chemicals. kron four's check moment has the story. >> more outside the city of santa clara spyer department because like dozens of other agencies around california, they have fire crews in los angeles helping take care of those devastating wildfires. but it's not just fire departments. there are private companies who are also helping as well, including a startup based out of morgan hill, which says they have a new fire suppressant, which they say could revolutionize the way we fight fight. in a warehouse in port. this

startup is ramping up production of its signature product. as we speak. it's being applied right now. it says cx ph on safari is the ceo of komodo fire systems. it's a fire suppressant that will not only extinguish the fire. >> will also prevent the fire from spreading according to the company, the left side of this pile straw was treated with the suppressant even when it's torched. >> this side doesn't catch fire. >> is basically saying that we can put a firewall around any kind of fires throughout the bay area in 2024. saw a lot of fire suppressant used the national institute of health, however, says much of the brands that used by firefighters are toxic. >> so far, he says this product uses natural chemicals and is nontoxic, though they're still working and getting statewide agencies like cal fire and local

governments to use their product. they do say pg e is using it. they use it to protect their assets. whether it is a >> power station, whether it is a battery maybe a pole, a power pole along with private fire companies who are hired to protect property and forced to bari. it's personal. his family home in napa was burned within just 2 hours during the tubbs fire a few years back. but, you know, for me, this is a passion. and for me because of what happened, my doubts house. when i watch what's happening in la, it's personal, right? we can't we can't allow that to happen. so you could buy tubes like this to protect your own property. you may be wondering why cal fire and other state agencies are using it to fight wildfires to start up tells us it's because it hasn't gotten to the point where they can load planes full of it to fight the fires. they say once they do that. >> they hope state agencies be more lenient to use it in the future. reporting at santa clara jacmel. but kron 4 news. >> and the product check is talking about. also, again, an

option for bay area. homeowners concerned about that risk of wildfires here at home. the ceo of komodo fire systems is shots a bar and their chinese. joining us tonight is joining us live. sean, thank you for doing this. we appreciate it. subject brought this up. but is there any chance we know this product being sent to southern california? what are the chances that will be usable in time to be used in these wildfires? >> well, thank you very much, catherine. for the opportunity the as you can imagine, january is usually the downs time everybody is gearing up for the fire season. it's usually cold, wet and we're not thinking about fighting fires on such mass scale. currently the folks in los angeles on a limited bases are using our product. we have insurance assets, private

contractors, several utility companies in southern california, in the power, all water. and so again, on a limited basis, it is re actively used. and our goal is to bring awareness to the public that there are a homeowner solutions. there are property protection solutions and we can get out in front and mitigate these large scale events and prevent fires from starting in the first place? well, i'm sure a lot of people are saying, boy, this sounds great. >> so again, bottom could they have it in time or in the way they need to use it to help in these wildfires? or is that not clear yet? sean? >> what we are we do have trucks that are currently rolling down the palace aides and the los angeles area. again, their insurance assets. there are professional contractors and firefighters that do this as a service. we

ship product on a daily basis. we were shipping products and trucks down to southern california even today. and normally we don't work on saturdays. >> so i think civilians so to speak. we get that some of these fire retardants can be very toxic. pick a problem. has that been i mean, how has it affected firefighters and the examples about sean? >> well, you we have an unrelated team commitment to the environment into people safety. i mean, i'm from california grew up, went to school and, you know, my kids are here. so it's important that we take care of our own. and there has been very little innovation in that silicon valley guy, a material science, a professional, my whole professional life. i've worked on solving problems for high tech companies. and this is relatively ace. i don't want to seat a simple problem, but it's something that has been ignored. and you know, 25

years ago, we work with the semiconductor industry to get rid of that compound called the false. and today people are reading about pfas, the cousin of that compound, which is these forever forever. chemicals. these foreign aid compound and so on. we don't use any of those materials. we don't use any prop 65 any known toxic our goal is to not only provide a safe product for the users, but something that is not going to the environment. wildlife is the plant life. so come motos one of only 3 products in the world that is qualified by the u.s. department of agriculture as a fire retardant or what's % called the long-term retardant. and we're very proud of that. and we're working next generation products that will be for aerial drops as well as in all organic variant for sensitive environments. >> all right. sean safari comodo yeah, i come we thank

you. i mean, this actually does sound a terrific and we saw in that video how it can contain an area of fire. so, yeah, i think a lot of people are looking forward to the development. the continued distribution of that product. thank you, sean. thank you very much. let's take a quick look again over los angeles county. and again, we've been talking about some of the main numbers, but thousands of firefighters on the job and some of the big numbers, the well strong santa ana winds, by the way, are likely to return. let's talk about that first before we get into numbers again, kron 4 meteorologist gayle on this here, gayle, the so they're talking about the winds may. >> we return the really strong. what's what's happened? yes, we're gonna start to see another round tonight. but a stronger push up those santa ana winds, the infamous santa ana winds. >> that are known in southern california, expected to be monday night through middle of the week. that is why there is that red flag warnings posted

in la county and ventura county here. this is through wednesday, 06:00pm. so it is another long stretch that will make it challenging for firefighters. so as you can see, the current conditions around the 2 major fires, this is the palisades fire on the east side of that's the in fire over it out to dina upper 50's for temperatures. so not too hot, which it at night. it's good. but then the humidity levels are pretty low in the teens, 20% at the palisades fire. there is a breeze there at 17 miles per hour coming from the east to 15 miles per hour. so sure doesn't help. you know, it's drying out the fuel and this is the wind forecast. as you can see, it does light up into the overnight get a break. a little bit of a breakdown there the afternoon. and then it will pick up again sunday night and then that next stronger pash monday through wednesday. so it's not going to be strong winds. we saw at 100 miles per hour winds that we saw. what we're talking maybe like 70 miles per hour in the isolated areas in the mountains. but let's also talk about the smoke. you just saw that smoke just move roadway

often to the ocean. so that's a moving west and that is good. it's not moving to the bay area. but if you're visiting los angeles, if you're not directly impacted by the fire, still gonna have to deal with that. poor air quality it out there. we're mostly in the clear which is good because we did see some moderate air quality. so here's a long-range model for the state. we have the offshore winds as well in the bay area that is setting the stage for some clear conditions. so this is from now until wednesday says you could see down in southern california. now the good news is the end of next week, favorable conditions for the fires out in southern california. we are seeing a little bit of rain around next weekend. so let's hope that is the case. meantime, we have some 50's 60's for our highs here. our lows right now, current temperatures and then wear a little breezy where more breezy around the mountains been not too bad around the surface, but it you may notice those breezy today

and tomorrow's highs. we're talking mid to upper 60's because of those offshore winds. warming us a bit. here's the long-range model for the 10 day forecast. i don't see a lot of rain here at all, if any, but we are sunny. we're in the 60's bit of a cool down and next week as well down to the 50's for daytime highs. all right. but that no fire concerns here just because we have all that rain. good. all right, gail, thank you very much. our parent company nexstar is partnering with the red cross to raise money for wildfire victims in southern california. >> you can scan that qr code and get more information on how to help. and we are staying on top of the deadly fires for the latest. you can head to our website kron 4 dot com. the nfl wild card weekend opened today with a couple of afc matchup span. ross is coming. he'll have plus the sharks and college basketball. >> next in sports.

>> welcome to sports. i'm ben ross. we're gonna .et to the sharks in a moment. feels a whole bunch of college basketball. but we start with the nfl playoffs. wild card weekend kicking off today with a pair of games including a great rivalry in baltimore, lamar jackson and the ravens hosting russell wilson and the steelers. baltimore had 10 touchdown drives this year of at least 90 yards. and they started tonight with another leaving a 13 play. 95 yard drive the last 15 there to rashad bateman and it's 7,

nothing ravens. >> baltimore tonight rushed for 299 yards in this game. that's the most ever allowed by the steelers in a playoff game. derrick henry, 8 yards there for the score. ravens lead. 21, nothing at the half dominant. but the steelers had a little bit of fight left in them in the 2nd russell wilson takes them on a 9 play. 98 yard touchdown drive. there's a 30 yard pass to van jefferson makes it 21 to 7. but that was really just a teaser because 4 plays later. baltimore's going respond. henry rumbling, 44 yards to pay he had. 26 carries for 186 yards and maybe it may be that it should have kept on it, kept him on the roster. ravens advance to the divisional round, final score. 28 to 14. well, a couple of familiar faces for 40 niner fans minicamp in houston in the early game today. demeco ryans and the texans. >> playing host to jim

harbaugh and the chargers that forty-niners coaching tree is deep chargers had chances early but had to settle for a couple of field goals that kept houston in it just down 6, nothing 2nd quarter. cj stroud marches, the texans, 99 yards and 13 plays. >> that's a 13 yard touchdown. pass to nico collins, houston without a field goal believe 10, 6 at the half. justin herbert had a terrible, horrible. no good, very bad day. eric murray, the pick to make it 20 to 6. the pick-six and herbert threw a career-high 4 interceptions. that's one more than he had all season. but he did have this highlight in the 4th quarter connecting with ladd mcconkey for an 86 yard. touchdown. so now all they need is cameron dicker on for the extra point, you can probably assume that something bad happens. we don't normally extra points and you'd be right. it's blocked for some reason. dicker tries to knock it down like hail mary. yeah, ross picks it up. he's going the other way. that's going to

count for 2 points for the texans. and now as the chargers day in a nut shell, houston, goes on to win it. 32 to 12. all right. now to hockey, the sharks back home. >> after a tough loss last night in utah teams he'll play host to the minnesota wild on pride night at the tank. the wildwood get on the board. first, though, just under 6 minutes into the first period mats zuccarello look at this cross ice pass to marco rossi. but the back end there past jaroslav ask around that his 16th goal of the year second period. now 2, nothing wild sharks can get on the board. macklin celebrini. his shot is stopped by marc-andre flury. but william eklund is there for the rebound. his 9th of the season and it's to watch 3rd period just over a minute remaining sharks in the process of pulling the goalie for an extra skater. you see the puck poked off celebrating. stick zuccarello. the empty net use. i ask are off the air in the screen. he

had a goal and 2 assistants to flurry with 36 saves wild win. 3 to watch game. a whole bunch of college hoops going on today in the bay area. we begin on the farm with the stanford cardinal hosting the virginia cavaliers. stanford at 10 5 coming in in large part due to the play of their big man, maxine rayno. >> and he had another strong performance today in the 1st half. >> going to get the feed from just a mock parra and jams it home. cardinal up by 5. check this out. final seconds of the half. virginia basketball. but they turn it over. jalen blakes with the steel. he sees the clock. and hits the 3 off the glass at the buzzer. want to play stanford up 10 at the break. 2nd half more get raising his nba draft stock backing down the lefty hook. plus the foul 24 points and 10 rebounds. a stanford rolls. 88 65. meanwhile up in berkeley,

mark manson in the golden bears taking on virginia tech with former nba star pages covention the stands there is watching his son, andre, who's having a great year for cal averaging 20 points per game. the bears trailed in this one by as many as 22 points. what story arc of its brought them back down just 5 late regis. but right, it's the steal. still yanukovych, the slam house within 3. but the hokies add-on with a minute left elijah poteet takes the pass in the lane the nice hook shot right pushes the lead to 5. hokies trying to hang on final minute. stock image comes right back. he had a game-high 24 points. some nifty moves in the lane and help a kitten. how again, within 3, 3, so it comes down to this. fares were down 3 with 3.4 seconds remaining. the inbounds play story, aka bench a look at a 3

and that high. in and out of that was so close. halfway down. >> almost sentenced to over time. but how falls 71 to 68? >> saint mary's down in san diego where the toreros at a rambunctious fanbase on hand. let me tell you what, it didn't help them because the cables took it to him early and often 2nd half already up 18 mitchell saxen gets the inbounds pass, misses the i think just wanted to add another rebound to a stat finished with 15 points and 12 rebounds in 27 minutes. gales up 20 all use more. ask us had 9 points. 10 rebounds, 5 assists. none prettier than that. one to a cutting luke barrett. right on the money. barrett had 10 points and freshman mikey lewis had a big shooting night deal from product 7 for 8 from the floor, including 4 threes. got out ahead of the break. there. he led all scorers with 18 saint mary's destroy san diego. 103, to 56 point.

rivalry game in the south bay, santa clara hosting us af for staff look at perry with authority. don's had a 28. 21 lead at the half. but it was all broncos after carlos stewart, 3 of his game-high. 25 santa clara goes on to win. 77 to 54 and also san jose state got a win today against air force civic. 69 62 will do it for sports. thank you very much. >> tonight we are hearing from one of the victims of the eaton fire name is tina campbell wing. and she's among the many people who lost everything in her case after her home was burned to the ground >> my neighbors just touch base with me and they yeah, all our street is gone and our street is on laurel so everything is wish that i have picked up more of my stuff. but so that that safe, you know, basically everything is gone.

>> and coming up, we'll continue to monitor the fires in southern california. plus, our bay area.

>> welcome back. we are expecting coastal flood advisory or bay shores 2 to high tide. so keep that in mind. that's from 06:00am to 10. our am around noon tomorrow for your sunday. and we're also windy. so there's a wind advisory until sunday morning as well. you may have felt that breeze today. so winds are expected to kick up. it's also bringing us some clear conditions, as you could see, the golden gate bridge is

clear tonight. and here's the wind forecast. you notice the colors that's lighting up there. that's a 20 to 30 miles per hour. wind gusts even 40 and our highest elevation and along gaps as well along the surface, the winds are pretty calm. so it'll be breezy until tomorrow. it starts to die down sunday evening and then we get another round of options. the offshore winds coming up on monday through the middle of the week. expect chilly temperatures, especially in the south bay where there are frost advisories in the central coast. so youicould see some 30's down there. 40's for the rest of us forecast highs because of those offshore winds warming us up a bit to the mid to upper 60's. low 60's elsewhere. and here is the seven-day forecast. does not look like january. so we're sunny during the day because of those offshore winds. however, notice the lows. but for next week, we will see the 30's once again. so some chilly mornings, mild afternoons. no rain in sight for maybe another week or so. but we're keeping an eye on that. all right, gail, thank

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>> everyone, welcome. thank you for joining us. i'm catherine heenan, a very fierce battle continues tonight against those fast-spreading wildfires in los angeles county. that's as fire crews are bracing for the possibility of more strong winds. the death toll is up to 16. the la county