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dry air and dry vegetation, will keep the fire threat. in los angeles county high. >> the palisades fire, the largest of all of these incidents, has burned in the western part of los angeles, and tonight concerns growing as it moves closer east to the heart of the city. good evening. on this saturday, i'm cristina rendon. the los angeles county coroner confirms 16 people have now died as a result of the multiple fires burning in the area. the palisades fire has grown to more than 23,000 acres and is 11% contained. the eaton fire, burning in altadena and pasadena, is now just over 14,000 acres with 15% containment. more than 150,000 people have had to evacuate their homes, and more than 10,000 structures have been damaged or destroyed. here's a look now at a map of these fires. that bright orange area isll of the land tt is burned. the areas that you see in red are under mandatory evacuation orders.nd the yellow areas on the outer edge are under evacuation warnings.

fire officials are now keeping a close eye on the potential for shifting winds in the palisades fire. today marks the first time communities eastth 405 freeway have been uer evacuation wning these include heavily populated neighborhoods such as brentwood and bel air. tonight, officials gave an update on these incidents. >> we have been using all these aircraft on these fires these last couple of days. >> the images paint a picture of the uphill battle on the ground and in the air in los angeles county. fire crews working to get a handle on multiple fires. the biggest, the palisades fire, which broke out in an area that hadn't received any measurable rain since april of last year. officials tracking another round of santa ana winds. >> this upcoming extended round of santa ana winds is not going to be anywhere near as strong as we saw when this event broke out. we're going to be as strong, maybe be about like 6,070% of the strength of this event that led up to this fire. >> cal fire estimates hundreds

of the structures destroyed are homes stretching from pacific palisades west to malibu. >> malibu has lost approximately one third of its eastern edge of the city. >> in altadena, the eaton fire is burning in dry, steep hillsides. though the fire did not grow substantially saturday. >> i want to just highlight this. this square box right here is a square mile. so it's a massive, massive area that we're talking about here. that's residential community. it's not wildland. it's a residence. and these are people's houses. so huge, huge herculean task to get through all this. down here. we have a ton of work. >> and in areas that have already burned, officials have put a curfew in place to prevent looting. >> if you are coming, thinking of coming to pasadena and or altadena for the purpose of looting, know this the passing of police department and the l.a. county sheriffs will be there to meet you. >> the warning to businesses don't price gouge. >> this is not who we are. we should not be engaged in price

gouging, whether it's groceries or rent. we are very serious about this, with more strong winds on the way. >> firefighters from across the country are ready and welcoming. more help. >> we're increasing resources, as director ward said, to over 14,001st responders, over 1219 fire engines across california, and our partners in the western states, including. oregon, washington, nevada, arizona, new mexico, texas and montana, just to name a few. and we continue to get support across the states and internationally. >> the winds do continue to be a concern, so we'll bring in ktvu meteorologist mark tamayo a new red flag warning, though the winds shouldn't be as strong, not as strong as the peak event last tuesday. >> but what is concerning

christina on the palisades fire today? the winds actually were not too bad, but there's still a lot of active fire behavior. so yeah, that's the headline. winds are ramping up right now. and another red flag warning in place. so taking a look at the fire zones, the fire perimeters, you can see the eaton fire and also the palisades fire closer to the coastline and will come in closer right now and show you some of the wind reports in southern california. and the overall trend, the overall tendency for tonight, these values will be increasing. one site there you see santa ana gusting to 26 miles an hour. we'll show you some more sites here. as you can see, closer to the eaton fire zone, winds gusting to 24 miles an hour. as we come in closer, take a look at these sensors right now. looks like bel air. about six miles an hour and lax at about five miles an hour. but as i mentioned, we are expecting those winds to pick up. so a red flag warning is in place right now. and it's a long duration event until 6 p.m. on wednesday. now the winds will pick up. they'll back off. they'll pick up again. so increasing winds tonight into sunday morning and then possibly another round of

stronger winds late monday and into tuesday. so all these areas in red, we have a red flag warning in place right on through a good portion of wednesday. gusts could be approaching 35 to 50 miles an hour in the mountains, the highest peaks we could have winds topping 60, maybe approaching 70 miles an hour. here's a look at the forecast model. and you can see these. at least these projections give you a general idea of what could be happening. this is tomorrow morning, 7:00. those those winds definitely ramping up. this will be a big challenge for the fire crews. the winds do back off though later in the afternoon. so that is a positive sign. in fact the change in the wind flow. and then once again into monday morning that breaks somewhat continues. it's still a challenge. and then the winds expected to pick up once again late monday and into tuesday. so that's why that red flag warning is in place. as the winds back off, they pick up again. that will take some time over the next few days, but still the headline. once again, the winds a big part of the forecast and they are increasing right now in southern california. >> all right mark, thank you.

we're turning now to ktvu zac sos who's been tracking the palisades fire tonight. zach, you are in pacific palisades. 23,000 acres have burned there, 11% contained. what are you seeing on the ground tonight? >> well, really, for the last 24 hours or so, the main focus here has been an area of the palisades fire known as mandeville canyon. it is just down from a neighborhood called brentwood heights. and the big concern right now, if you can look into the distance, i'm going to pan over to it. there is still a flare up there and they have forecast some higher winds tonight. it certainly has picked up over the evening, not like the winds that we saw earlier in the week, but still certainly a pick up from the last 24 hours or so. and that has proven to make this a bit more challenging for these crews. the concern at the bottom of this canyon at the bottom of mandeville canyon, they have some homes down there. and then

on the other side of the canyon that is unspent fuel, that is brush that is not burned. they do not want any of these embers to go to the other side of the hill and then perhaps go over to another community. they have done a really good job where i'm standing from preventing this fire from creeping upwards, but certainly a very nerve wracking day for people who live where i'm standing in the brentwood heights neighborhood, they've been monitoring this for the last 24 hours, concerned that it could creep up right to their homes. take a listen. >> i spent all night out here sitting, constantly checking to watch this fire come down the hill and approach this area. it was just creeping down here all night. they were waiting for it. i think the biggest concern is that getting into any fresh fuel that hasn't burned could create a new problem again. >> so to make sure that it does not creep into new fuel, they have continued for the last few

hours to do these airdrops by chopper onto this flare up. they also have hand crews down below me crisscrossing this hillside, which i got to tell you is pretty treacherous terrain. they're crisscrossing it, making sure that there are no embers there as well. it will be a very, very long night for these crews. once again. back to you, christina. >> yeah, i know it's kind of hard to even make out what you're zoomed into there. i can only assume it's crews that are up in the canyon trying to get a handle on this. and i also know this area is under a curfew right now in your area, from what you've seen, are people respecting that curfew and staying out of these zones? >> yeah. i mean, beyond the fact that there's a curfew, this is a zone that has been evacuated, so it's a bit of a ghost town. aside from a few people that decided to stay behind. and mostly this place is really just

overrun with fire crews monitoring this canyon from literally every angle. >> i know authorities did say that they have paused people going in as an escort, but they are doing some welfare checks in that area. and of course, the concern is also the looters that have gone in there and been arrested as well. okay. zach soares live for us tonight in pacific palisades. zach, thank you for that. fire crews have made good progress on other small fires. the kenneth fire that has burned around 1000 acres near the los angeles border and ventura county border. it broke out in the west hills area thursday afternoon. the latest update shows the fire is 90% contained. all evacuations have been lifted. the hurst fire, near sylmar in the northern edge of the san fernando valley, has burned nearly 800 acres and is now 76% contained. governor gavin newsom says a lot of misinformation has been spread concerning the fires. today, he announced a new website has been launched giving the public access to accurate information about these incidents. it's called

california fire facts, and there the governor highlights statements that have been made that he says are not true. and then he provides information that he says is factual. now, in the wake of these wildfires, ftb chair and the california state controller announced los angeles taxpayers will be given an extension to file their 2024 taxes. residents and businesses now have until october 15th to file their returns, instead of the typical april 15th deadline. taxpayers will also be able to claim disaster loss when they fill out their return. now, even as this firefight continues, the cost of rebuilding and the response from fema is under discussion in washington. fox news chad pergram has more from capitol hill. >> the cost of the fire is likely means another infusion of federal cash for fema. this comes as republicans try to cut spending. >> it's always going to be hard. i think we just got to prioritize, and i think we need to couple any major spending with with cuts on the other side. >> so to be clear, when that

bill comes due for california, some conservatives say we want to see some offsets. >> absolutely. >> congress just spent $100 billion on fema after last fall's double hurricanes. this price tag could be even more staggering. burchett is skeptical that fema is up to the task. he doubts that california victims will ever see what they're owed after this disaster. some republicans take aim at liberals who run much of california. other lawmakers say california climate change policies forced insurers to drop fire coverage for homeowners. >> it caused the companies to flee the state. and the people that made those policy decisions have to be held accountable, too. >> but democrats rebuke criticism of california's leaders. >> i think that's all honestly just ridiculous. i think what's most important is that i think our governor is on the ground doing a great job managing the response. i don't think that we should be putting blame on anyone. >> still, some democrats question the local response. >> why didn't they have water? is it negligence, or is it just the fact that so many fires were

breaking out all over the city, in so many different areas, that it was being the system was being pushed to capacity and got overwhelmed? >> it will take months to assess the cost of the fires. congress must likely foot the bill and boost fema during the next round of spending, due in mid-march. on capitol hill. chad pergram, fox news. >> we are gearing up to take in several cats and dogs that are already adoptable so they they can make space for fire victims. >> people across the bay area are doing their part to help victims of those fires in los angeles. how a local organization is stepping up to take in animals in need of temporary homes. and there are numerous ways to send supplies to people down in la. the effort underway in the east bay that's already collected hundreds of pounds of

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of animals are in need of temporary homes as they await reunification with their owners. ktvu betty yu shows us how a san francisco nonprofit is providing relief for shelters in l.a. that were already overwhelmed before the fires. >> the sf spca is quickly clearing space so it can receive adoptable dogs and cats from southern california in the coming days. that's why it's waiving all adoption fees, which would normally run around $400 for puppies. >> i think it really speaks to what we do in animal welfare. you know, we affect our community, but when we are able to support animals across the board and support other shelters, it really allows us to affect as many animals as possible. >> the goal is to take pressure off overburdened shelters in the los angeles area. for example, pasadena humane took in more than 300 animals due to evacuations, and its team is working around the clock to treat pets suffering from burns and injuries. many people could not evacuate to a location where they could bring their pets along.

>> this trip that we're going on starting next monday. it is such a collaborative effort. we are gearing up to take in several cats and dogs that are already adoptable. >> sf spca already has more than 50 puppies ready for adoption. >> calypso is a three month old terrier mix. she actually came to us from tulare county. she's been available for a little over a week. >> these are brothers. they're about three months old. they are terrier mixes who came to us through fresno animal services. >> big sean is a two month old australian cattle dog mix. he has been available for about a week. he and three of his siblings are actually waiting for their forever homes. check them out on our website. >> the team is set to head down to southern california on monday, and plans to make another road trip the following week. all adoptable puppies will be up to date on routine care, including spaying or neutering, microchipping and an initial round of vaccinations. and this is two month old chico. he's a

cattle dog mix who will be ready for adoption very soon. the sf spca says the best way to check its current inventory is to go to its website. that's sf spca.org in san francisco, betty yu, ktvu, fox two news. >> an oakland based nonprofit and auto body shop teamed up to raise money for wildfire victims in la. homeboys detail held a car wash fundraiser in oakland today in partnership with lulu's house. it is a nonprofit that helps at risk youth and formerly incarcerated adults get on the right track. one of the co-founders of lulu's house says the car wash is a small way to give back to those who have lost everything. he says those fires remind him of the oakland hills fire in 1991. >> it was a tragic, a tragic scene. so we just doing now, we're trying to just make sure we do our part to help whoever we can help that's out there homeless, because some people don't have anything right now. >> lulu's house says 80% of

proceeds from the car wash will go to help the red cross with who are helping those suffering. also in the east bay, the martinez masonic lodge number 41 is collecting donations to send down to southern california and diablo hills golf course in walnut creek is one of the drop off locations for donations. they're gathering food, water and clothing, and essential items like toiletries, chargers, bedding and diapers. drop offs at the golf club and at the martinez lodge. number 41 will be open until january 31st. staff at the golf course say they are already seeing a huge turnout. >> we've so far collected at least 200 pounds worth of donations so far in the very first day, so we're hoping to hopefully double or quadruple that. >> the masonic lodge says they'll be running all of the donations they receive down to southern california on february 1st. now, if you want to help, you can join fox's support of families impacted by the california wildfires. your

donation enables the red cross to respond to and help people recover from this disaster. you can visit ktvu.com/wildfire help, or you can just scan the qr code right here on your screen. >> the winds are picking up in southern california right now, and we are linked up with the same weather pattern as well. we had some strong winds today across parts of the bay area. it wasn't a widespread, really strong wind event, but still some pretty impressive gusts, especially up in the higher terrain. take a look at some of the winds over the past day. you can see mount saint helena. look at that. 88 miles an hour and that's over 4000ft. mount umunhum over 50 miles an hour. mount tam at about 40 miles an hour. most areas kind of fall within the range of 25 to 35 miles an hour. earlier today, we still have a wind advisory in place until 10:00 tomorrow morning for the north bay hills out towards solano county, the east bay hills, and also the santa cruz mountains. so winds potentially could be going up above 40 miles an hour. here's a look at the satellite, and you'll notice there's lots of clear skies over california. we

actually have some storms in the pacific. but as you see the over the jet stream here, the problem with it is these storms develop here, but they don't move into northern california. they move up and over. they head out to the east. and that is a dry pattern. and it's also a windy pattern when that happens. that's why we've been talking so much about those offshore winds, the santa ana winds in southern california over the past few days. now here in the bay area, we'll check out some of the current wind reports. fairfield. right now that's a gust over 20 miles an hour. santa rosa winds at about 12mph. some more reports for you, san jose and the single digits. but half moon bay, there's a north breeze sustained at ten, gusting to 20 miles an hour. current numbers out there. it's actually kind of mild in a few spots, courtesy of that wind. san francisco 60 degrees where the wind is backed off. it's cooler. you can see santa rosa currently in the upper 40s at 49. here is our live camera tonight looking out toward the golden gate bridge. lots of clear skies. you can see the glistening on the bay waters. for tonight we will have

mostly clear skies and a bit of a breeze. first thing tomorrow morning. temperatures will be in the upper 30s, mainly in the 40s, across a good portion of the bay area. and here's a look at that wind forecast. so it is windy tomorrow morning and then into the afternoon hours we will gradually scale back on those wind speeds. the winds could actually pick up again next week in your five day forecast. we'll have more on that with your full update in a few minutes. >> all right mark, thank you. given what's happening in los angeles, many people in berkeley are interested in learning about disaster preparedness. today, the community packed the first class, hosted by the city of berkeley for community emergency response team, or cert training. this free seven class series will teach people about emergency preparedness skills that can be used after an earthquake, a wildfire, or other natural disasters. >> a lot of people get upset when you start talking about what can occur here. what occurred in los angeles occurred here, right? the berkeley hills fire was exactly the same conditions of what happened in

los angeles. this week is amazing about how many people don't know about that 1923 fire that affected berkeley. and so knowledge is power. >> the cert training is a national program funded by fema. local agencies like the berkeley fire department administer and tailor the training to local hazards. a break in a years old cold case in the south bay. how authorities were able to track down two men they believe are linked to the shooting, and a deadly start to the weekend in the east bay. we'll hear from a person who heard the gunshots of a double shooting late last night. plus, wild card weekend kicked off in the nfl. later in sports, we'll show you who advanced to next weekend's divisional r nd of the

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17. authorities say vicente aguilera chavez and agustin sandoval were arrested thursday and friday in connection to a double shooting at fair oaks plaza. a 21 year old man was killed back in 2017 and another person was severely injured. the case went cold after an extensive investigation, but was reopened last year with the help of the santa clara county da's office. both men are now booked for murder charges. the napa

county sheriff's office says a man with a history of possessing explosive devices is now facing new charges. deputies say 31 year old justin fisher was taken into custody at a home near downtown napa early yesterday morning. he's accused of having materials used to make bombs. the arrest comes six years after fisher was convicted of having two pipe bombs and other explosive material. investigators say that material was inside of a car fisher was driving on highway 29, in american canyon. two people were killed and another injured in a triple shooting in oakland's temescal neighborhood. oakland police say the shooting happened just after 10:00 friday night on telegraph near 55th street, two blocks from the oakland dmv. two victims were found dead at the scene. a third is in stable condition at a hospital. a bouncer at a bar working just a few blocks away from that shooting, just one block from the shooting, said he heard several gunshots ring out. >> i just heard about 5 or 6 shots. i didn't think nothing of

it. i thought it was pretty quiet after that, except for all the sirens. >> the circumstances that led up to the shooting are under investigation. new protections are in place for immigrants who live in sonoma county. the sonoma county board of supervisors voted yesterday for new civil rights protections for the county's immigrants. according to the migration policy institute, there are 27,000 undocumented immigrants living in the country. the county's new resolution directs sonoma county to comply with state law to not share immigration statuses with u.s. customs enforcement. >> high winds, a major issue for firefighters in southern california. all of the latest on the wildfires here coming up. >> and this week's fires have left numerous communities in disarray. the effort by hundreds of people today in one community that brought some people to tears and help coming to california from across the globe. the support from our neighbors to the south, lending a helping hand our st

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is burning in the los angeles area continues tonight. the los angeles county coroner confirming 16 people have died as a result of those multiple fires burning. the palisades fire has grown to more than 23,000 acres and is 11% contained. the eaton fire, burning in altadena and pasadena, is now just over 14,000 acres with 15% containment. more than 150,000 people have evacuated their homes, and more than 10,000 structures have been damaged or destroyed. and tonight, officials remain on high alert as forecasters are predicting strong winds to fuel the flames even more in the coming days. fox's max gordon has the latest from los angeles. >> firefighters are making some

progress in combating the deadly california wildfires. >> the palisade incident is now at 21,596 acres and 11% contained. >> but terrain is making it difficult for efforts to put out the palisade fire. the steep canyons in the area are blocking firefighters from putting down critical hose lines. officials are putting all hands on deck as they work to put out the flames. >> we have national and international firefighters. mexico, canada, all of our surrounding states are here right now fighting this fire. >> authorities say the danger is not over, with strong winds expected for los angeles county in the coming days. >> l.a. county fire will be prepared. these winds, combined with dry air and dry vegetation, will keep the fire threat in los angeles county high. >> a sad return home for this family. still wearing the clothes they evacuated in after the eaton fire destroyed their community. >> we don't have time yet to

really think about the next steps. >> los angeles mayor karen bass says extinguishing the flames remains the top priority. >> the devastation that our city has faced, but in spite of the grief, in spite of the anger, in spite of the shock, we have got to stay focused until this time passes, until the fires are out. >> the los angeles rams were supposed to host a playoff game on monday, but the nfl has moved it to arizona to keep everyone safe in los angeles. max gordon, fox news. >> new satellite images show before and after photos from the eaton and palisades fire max. our technology providing these images showing the widespread devastation around la. many neighborhoods in the pacific palisades and altadena have just been wiped out. california senator adam schiff has strong ties to that part of the state. last night, he traveled to pasadena for a firsthand look at the effort to help fire victims. >> they've got an impressive operation here in pasadena with

shelter, with food. they gave me the opportunity to serve some of the food, which i appreciated the opportunity to, to help out in some small way. >> senator schiff got married in altadena, and he represented nearby glendale and burbank during his many years as a member of congress. now, amid the devastation in southern california, a bright light of hope, people coming together to help their community. ktvu tom vacar reports from pasadena call it a feeling of friendship. >> flash mob. hundreds of people showed up for an opportunity suggested online by pasadena's job center, to volunteer time to clean up the rose bowl. city's windblown and debris cluttered public parks. lin lee works in pasadena and came from her home in nearby arcadia on the weekend just to help. >> i think nowadays we live in like the age of social media, so a lot of things can go really far with just, you know, like one click or like one share. i didn't really know about this

until i looked things up from like instagram. >> nearby hotels are filled with evacuees and those who lost their homes, who finally have a place now to walk their dogs. >> for the last two days, this was like walking through a cactus field. this was knee deep hazardous. >> that includes teddy kerner, who says his altadena home was incinerated in just four minutes. i know this is hard reality. >> we've all been kind of, you know, okay, live with it. it is what it is. you know, it's happened. be real about it. >> when kerner took his dog for a walk this morning, the sight of hundreds of people cleaning the park moved him. >> this is inspiring. the. the tears you see are of gratitude for people volunteering out of the kindness of their own hearts. this is magical. >> william duriez belongs to a

hiking club and notified his and other clubs online. >> i created a quick post on instagram. i posted it, shared it, it started going viral, and then a ton of hiking groups just started sharing it. >> at the same time, many evacuees also came to the park when two people who had family that lost their homes, collected and distributed, closed unannounced at the park. >> when we came and started, everybody in the community just started going home, gathering stuff up, bringing stuff. so we've been running strong since about 9:00 this morning. >> a friendship flashmob indeed. tom vacar fox news southern california is getting international support to help put out those fires. >> governor newsom posting on social media today video of a plane full of firefighters arriving at lax from mexico. the governor says, quote, california is immensely grateful to our neighbors support in the fight against the wildfires in los angeles. free care camps are opening up in l.a. county, designed to give kids and teens

impacted by the fires a space to play amid the stress of these fires. >> we're going to have field trips, hands on activities, free play, quiet spaces, active spaces. so much fun. we also are going to provide meals, and the department of mental health will be on site to offer their services as well. >> these camps will be at these four parks listed on your screen. the county currently says they will run through january 31st here in the bay area. the midway in san francisco is hosting a los angeles fire relief benefit tomorrow. the venue at illinois and marin streets in the city's dogpatch neighborhood, says there will be several dj sets and live performances, an auction and numerous artists. general admission tickets are $30.90. all proceeds are reportedly going to la fire relief. organizers say they're also accepting on site donations. tomorrow's event runs from 2 to 8 p.m. we are just

over one week away from inauguration day. who president elect trump is meeting with this weekend as he prepares to move into the white house and a sign of progress in talks on the war in gaza. the latest moves from israel's prime minister and whether, once again, a red flag warning is up in southern california. >> right now, we're talking about some wind here in the bay area as well tonight into tomorrow. but our dry weather stretch, i will

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leadership this week for its handling of the wildfires in the los angeles area. fox's alexis mcadams reports. >> that's right. president elect trump says california was just simply not prepared. blaming everyone from the mayor to the governor and also the president of the united states, asking why there was not enough water to fight those massive fires. >> this is a true tragedy, and it's a mistake of the governor. and you could say the administration. they don't have any water. they didn't have water in the fire hydrants. they don't have water. >> california governor gavin newsom inviting trump out to his state to see the devastation, saying they should put politics aside during this tragedy, writing trump a letter saying in

part, americans deserve to see all of us working in their best interests to ensure a fast recovery and a rebuild, but some of it cannot be brought back. this comes as house republicans are expected to meet with trump this weekend, as he pushes to get his entire agenda on one big bill, kicking off the weekend meetings with the house freedom caucus, which is considered to be the most conservative group in the chamber. republican arizona representative eli crane posting this on social media, saying the group met with trump and elon musk to talk about a path forward. that dinner came just hours after trump was sentenced on 34 felony charges of falsifying his business records, but he was given no jail time, no fines and no probation. now, with just days until trump is back in the white house, jack smith, who led two unsuccessful federal prosecutions against trump, has resigned. so back here in florida, those meetings continue. president elect trump meeting with everyone, not just republicans, but democrats, too, like democratic senator john

fetterman, who should be coming to mar-a-lago. reporting in west palm beach, florida. i'm alexis mcadams, fox news. >> thousands of demonstrators took to the streets of tel aviv today for their weekly anti-government protest. they are demanding a cease fire and a deal to get the hostages to return home. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has approved sending the director of the mossad foreign intelligence agency to cease fire negotiations in qatar. this action is considered a sign of progress in talks on the war in gaza. however, today's protesters made it clear they want the captives released now and hope america's president elect can make a difference. >> i hope, i really, truly hope that president trump will have an influence on our prime minister, and i hope, really, that he can bring this war to an end. and it's time the people of israel want this government to go. we want this end to war. the

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>> the roads around the carter center were treacherous. just two days after former president jimmy carter's public visitation. hartsfield jackson international airport travelers leaving faced banks of screens flashing, canceled in big red print. nearby in candler park, known for its green canopy. neighbors navigated downed trees on the main road, mclendon avenue. it was more of a nuisance than anything until the lights went out. neighbor evan barber captured a transformer blow after he grabbed his camera to tape what was at first a fire. >> there's like a spot on my vision where i can't see anymore. where it. >> then the neighborhood went dark. georgia power outage map quickly showed a lot of in-town neighborhoods. lights out. virginia. highland. morningside. this transformer got back on line in about two hours. then more kept coming. like this candler park explosion from

another angle by another neighbor. candler park went dark again about 610 for the night. some use the time to post the day's great snow pictures, like daniel jacobs sledding down the public golf course. families use the dark to post the fun from the day. dogs in the snow, friends getting together, and oh so many snowmen and ladies in the inman park neighborhood. cha korean bar and grill left the outside bar open under the heat lamps, and some bundled up and grabbed a drink and dinner in their winter gear. in atlanta, dana fowler, fox news. >> well, it does not feel like winter for us. in fact, it felt like a fall day out there walking around with the sunshine, the dry winds and some pretty warm temperatures. take a look at the highs from this afternoon. had to remind myself this is january and temperatures

in the 60s and the lower 70s. so definitely a bit strange for us here in the bay area for this time of year. and of course in southern california, their fire season continues. the red flag warning reissue that's in place until 6 p.m. wednesday. increasing winds happening tonight into sunday morning, and then another round of stronger winds late monday and into tuesday. so here's a look at that red flag warning in place for all these areas in red that we could be talking about. gusts around approaching 40 to 50 miles an hour. and in the mountains could be approaching 70 miles an hour. so it's a bit daunting. as you know, today they actually had a break in the winds and they still had a lot of fire activity. but now we are adding some more wind, a dry wind to the mix tonight into tomorrow. what would be nice is some rainfall, but as you can see, we're going to take a look here at our forecast model. you can see this is also showing you the upper level wind pattern will take this into tuesday. it is still dry. it is still dry for wednesday thursday. and also as you can see here, maybe just a few high clouds approaching southern california, maybe

beyond thursday. as a chance we could be talking about some changes, but no single day we can point out that's going to say we're going to say rain returns. so that's the dry friday forecast. and if this verifies, that would be about two weeks of dry weather here in the bay area. here is the satellite right now where you can see the clear skies up above. there are storms out here in the pacific, but they are following the jet stream and moving to the east of california. and as a result, it's a dry pattern and a windy pattern as well. as far as the current winds out there. remember we have a wind advisory until 10:00 tomorrow morning. fairfield gusting to 26 miles an hour. that wind advisory mainly out toward the for the bay area hills and also out towards solano county, half moon bay. winds gusting to right around 20mph. current numbers. it's cool in the north bay for santa rosa 49, but also warm in the north bay. napa checking in 60. hayward in the upper 50s and san jose in the lower 50s at 52. here is our live camera looking out toward the golden gate bridge. and as a reminder for me to once again to mention we have

a coastal flood advisory for tomorrow morning. because of the king tides, we'll see some inflated water levels around the bay tomorrow morning. overnight temperatures will be chilly in the 40s across most of the bay area. a bit of a breeze out there. here's the setup though. mostly sunny. that said, mostly sunny and breezy for your sunday and then we'll see. kind of a cooler pattern setting up mainly with the overnight lows, so the overnight lows getting pretty chilly over the coming days. and still we're talking about a bit of a breeze that could redevelop for monday and to tuesday. so here is our forecast model. once again. breezy to windy out there. and then we will scale back on those winds throughout the day on your sunday and then into monday. we could be talking about another round of some breezy to windy conditions. highs for tomorrow will be in the upper 50s to the 60s. mostly sunny skies, breezy conditions and the look ahead. your five day forecast. we are showing you this gusty winds for your monday. maybe approaching 30 to 40 miles an hour, especially in the hills. still breezy into tuesday. it's dry on wednesday and then partly sunny skies into thursday, but clearly no

umbrellas needed over the next five days and possibly longer than that. our dry weather pattern is here to stay for at least right now. >> no complaints. thank you mark. national quitters day was yesterday, and it's the day where many people collectively abandoned those new year's resolutions. we spoke with a psychologist at kaiser permanente east bay who's questioning the quitters day name, and has some suggestions to help people reach their goals this year. >> i would rather us think of it as national reevaluation day, so we set those intentions at the beginning of the year, and instead of quitting, we reflect ten days later and say, how have i done? what do i need to do to achieve these goals and what can help push me past that finish line in terms of being successful? >> doctor pam oren also says it takes about 21 days to form a habit, so consistency, not perfection, is crucial for long term results. >> when they find out that they get a wish that really picks them up and it's a little extra

motivation. >> a memorable night for an eight year old boy as he goes into remission after a long battle with leukemia. the journey that took h

fellows wild card weekend kicked off today with two games. and we start in baltimore with the steelers and the ravens mvp candidate lamar jackson, and the ravens on the move early in this

one. opening drive of the game. and jackson finds rashod bateman in the back of the end zone. this is a 15 yard touchdown pass. ravens would take an early seven nothing lead. third quarter and the ravens lead 21 seven. you see derrick henry scampering all the way up the middle. it's a 44 yard touchdown. ravens take care of the steelers 2814. now jim harbaugh made his return to the playoffs with the l.a. chargers today in houston. but it did not go as planned. we'll pick it up here in the second quarter. texans trailing six nothing when quarterback c.j. stroud finds nico collins for a quick 13 yarder, putting the texans ahead seven six. now texans leading 13 six in the third when justin herbert is intercepted by eric murray. it's a pick six. the safety returns it 38 yards. houston disposes of the chargers 32 to 12. all right. this next story is what sports are all about. a young boy from iowa who had just beat cancer had his dream of seeing his favorite basketball player come true. ktvu is amber lee was there as his dream came true.

>> i want to wear the same one. >> a shopping spree and a visit to warriors ground at san francisco's chase center is a dream come true for yuan zhao of iowa. made possible by the make a wish foundation, the eight year old is in remission after battling leukemia. yuan selected a stephen curry jersey and showed it to mom. >> we have my favorite player. >> it has a favorite player on it. what number is he? 30. >> 30. the make a wish foundation, along with their partners, including vivid seats, made it possible for yuan and his family to fly to san francisco for the first time and watch in person. yuan's favorite team, the golden state warriors, play against the philadelphia 76 ers. >> what we try to build ourselves is doing is providing hope and joy. and that's really what we do. >> mom jolene on edge tells me yuan was diagnosed with cancer two years ago. she describes yuan's difficult journey, which included chemotherapy and radiation. >> for me to witness him go

through hair loss, through appetite, losing appetite and all these symptoms, it was heartbroken. >> but heartbreak and pain have diminished with yuan's remission and news a month ago that he would be granted his wish to see his favorite team. what did you think? >> right when they told you? [music] i thought it wasn't real. >> it was more than real. the warriors made yuan an honorary captain for this game. right now, i would say he's the happiest and healthiest. >> we're just grateful that kids have such an amazing experience with the team. when they find out that they get a wish that really picks them up, and it's a little extra motivation. are we going to. >> before the game, yuan, wearing his new jersey, got stephen curry and other players to autograph it. he tells me this was his favorite part of the night. yuan is impressed with curry's three pointers. he shows me a favorite curry gesture, but most of all,

gratitude for this unforgettable night. >> thank you everybody for making this happen. >> well, finally tonight, a major acquisition for the san jose earthquakes. the team announced today it has traded for colombian national team and mls star striker slash forward cristian chicho arango. the team says he is a playmaking machine up front and is a perfect peace after losing jeremy ebobisse to lafc. the quakes acquired arango from real salt lake for $1.4 million in general allocation money and a 2026 international roster slot. that wraps things up for sports this saturday night. before we let you go, a quick check of the weather. >> yeah, more sunshine and breezy tomorrow. and those rain clouds. for right now, they're a stranger for us. so there's the five day forecast cold mornings and kind of nice in the afternoon. >> looks really good. pretty good. we can't complain right. >> we always try to but yeah. >> thanks so much mark. thank you for joining us here on our

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