asÍ como dice gustavo estar listos. personas respondiendo, pero si haces tu parte para poder estar luchando contra las llamas. eso es la forma en que podemos desde nuestro hogar colaborarcon todos los bomberos, son mÁs de 7500 que estÁn trabajando en forma constante. meribel: y lo que falta. sabemos que en esta temporada tiende a incrementar ese factura de energÍa y nos preguntamos cuÁl es el prÓximo paso?quÉ tipo de ayuda existe para nosotros? laura: muy buenos dÍas, un economista me seÑalÓ que va a pasar con el costo de la electricidad en nuestro estado, me imagino que es una duda que muchas personas tienen. maria es el dueÑo de esta tienda en sacramento y ha sido testigo de los altos costos de la electricidad. >> va saliendo de lo que estamos trabajando va saliendo los pagos. laura: me comentÓ que no tiene un plan de ahorro, aunque dejo de pagar. >> la casa me lleguÉ a pagar hasta $600. laura: la oficina del analista legislativo de california divulgÓ un informe que seÑala que las tarifas de electricidad residenciales

y tengo a mi lado a gustavo ortiz. Él es portavoz de carlos gustavo.ernador frente a esta situación en los Ángeles? bueno, antes que nada, gracias por este espacio. desde el domingo, trabajando activamente, monitoreando esta situación porque el servicio nacional dee meorología lo calificó como un evento sin precedentes y es por ello que se puso mucha atención. se mandaron con tiempo recursos a no solo a los Ángeles, sino también a riverside, a pasadena, a ventura, para colocar de manera estratégica estos, estos, estas unidades de bomberos y poder combatir las llamas en caso de que se registrara un incendio. desafortunadamente, sí se desató ayer este incendio. y son más ahora son 3 y es por ello que se han mandado más de 100 unidades de bomberos, más de mil bomberos se han desplazado a esa zona para ayudar al condado de los Ángeles a proteger a todos los residentes y evitar que se extienda, porque ha sido todo un reto, ya que los vientos han alcanzado ráfagas de hasta 100 millas por hora. las condiciones de sequía no lluvia. así que este evento sin prec

gustavo, gracias por estar con nosotros.sta fuerte ventisca, una serie de eventos de vientos con rÁfagas intensas, se movilizaron recursos y en ese momento estÁbamos hablando de 7500 unidades, mÁs (musica) 7500 bomberos, mas de mil u unidades de bomberos . ac actualmente ya son 14.000 los bomberos, mas de 1200 unidades para atacar por tierra y por aire las llamas. de igual manera se esta coordinando con otra agencia estatal cds's que es la . el departamento de california de servicios sociales para habilitar refugios. actualmente son nueve los refugios en la zona de los angeles. se ha movilizado de igual manera a la patrulla de caminos, al dep departamento militar de c california , para mandar mas recursos y estar ayudando a todos los afectados. y tercero, ya se habilito una pagina sea punto gob diagonal, en donde todos los afectados pueden encontrar informacion y recursos. saber a donde ir, con quien comunicarse y cual es el siguiente paso para iniciar esta recuperacion. >> y la gente no puede volver a sus hogares asi nomas,

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gustavo valdez, cnn, pacific palisades, california. >> right now, a curfew is in place for many of the areas under evacuation orders in los angeles county. it's a move to aid police in cracking down on looters looking to burglarize homes. law enforcement say they've already made several arrests in the fire aftermath, and they warn jail time and hefty fines await those thinking about burglarizing those empty homes. >> we've made seven arrests just in the last two days, and we even made arrests of two individuals that were actually posing as firefighters coming in and out of houses. so we're paying very, very close attention to everybody that's coming. >> people posing as firemen. well, a congressman from california tells cnn how concerned he is with people not following the directions of authorities. >> we are in the middle of a serious emergency, and i just heard from law enforcement was, please, folks need to listen to evacuate. and the folks that are choosing to not take these direct, these direct orders that are choosing to stay in their homes are not just endangering themselves, th

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gustavo castillo rosales found out that found that out the hard way on monday, when he took off from police and went the wrong way on hegenberger road in east oakland. when his car stalled, he took off running. body camera footage shows swanson getting out of her truck, ready to give chase. wearing 30 pounds of gear, she caught up to him in no time. the oakland police commission is set to discuss the department's pursuit policy at its meeting on friday. this comes as governor newsom is urging the city to expand the circumstances under which officers are allowed to chase suspects to include property crimes. currently, police are only allowed to pursue if there's only a reasonable suspicion that a person has committed a violent crime or possesses a gun. the police commission is also holding a public forum a week from today at the east bay church of religious science. the panel could recommend changes this fall. [music] handlers of a famous donkey from the bay area are mourning tonight. coming up, a look back at the lif of an nimal wh pete g. writes, "my tween wants a new phone. how do

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cnn's gustavo valdez has more. >> california is getting a little help from our neighbors north and souththe border with both canada and mexico, sending firefighters to assist local efforts to control the fires in the metropolitan los angeles area. and it's going to be needed help because saturday, the palisades fire began to extend close to another neighborhood. thankfully, the winds were not strong enough and firefighters were able to get a handle on them. however, fire officials warned that the situation could worsen in the next few days as the winds are expected to pick up again. not as strong as what we saw at the beginning of the week when the fires started. but still, it is another reason to be concerned for these fire departments that have come from across the state and other the places in the united states to try to help these firefighters are certainly doing their best to keep the flames under control. now, for the residents who are trying to come back to the neighborhoods affected has been frustrating. the order of evacuations remain in place, which means they cannot come to se

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. >> california department of housing and community development director, gustavo, velasquez, fao's. the funds will go toward their intended recipients. 2. most importantly, to rebuild infrastructure after disasters rebuild. >> single-family homes rebuilt, multi-family properties and money to good use to become more resilient and mitigate the effect the future of stirred that much as we. wish they would not happen. it's very likely that they will continue happen. >> but if and when natural disasters strike the golden state in the future, not so clear is how president-elect donald trump would respond just a few months ago while on the campaign trail. and he's rancho palace. verdes is golf club. trump signaled he'd be willing to withhold emergency fire early funding if governor gavin newsom does not sign off on trump backed efforts that supporters say will lead to increased water deliveries and water supply statewide. but opponents, including the governor argued trump specific proposals will reverse protections for some endangered fish species and the environment of a new scam is going

. >> california department of housing and community development director, gustavo, velasquez, fao's. the funds will go toward their intended recipients. 2. most importantly, to rebuild infrastructure after disasters rebuild. >> single-family homes rebuilt, multi-family properties and money to good use to become more resilient and mitigate the effect the future of stirred that much as we. wish they would not happen. it's very likely that they will continue happened. >> but if and when natural disasters strike the golden state in the future, not so clear is how president-elect donald trump would respond just a few months ago while on the campaign trail. and he's rancho palace verdes, his golf club. trump signaled he'd be willing to withhold emergency fire early funding if governor gavin newsom does not sign off on trump backed efforts that supporters say will lead to increased water deliveries and water supply statewide. but opponents, including the governor argued trump specific proposals will reverse protections for some endangered fish species and the environment of a new scam is go

gustavo valdez, cnn, pacific palisades, california tens of thousands of california residents have beenorced to flee this week in a haze of uncertainty, and many have been left to agonize over when to leave and what to take with them. >> here's how one family is processing the trauma of losing their entire home. >> the emotions. they are really ebbing and flowing. uh, you know, we have moments where we are working really hard to just get our lives back in order. so we're very task oriented and going through lists and calling people and checking with insurance. and so you can just sort of work. and then the moments where we have conversations with our three year old and she, she asks if she'll see her lovies again. it's it's hard, but my phone buzzed and said, oh, my, the burglar alarm in my house had gone off and at first i thought it was somebody taking advantage of the evacuation to to burgle my house. >> and, uh, then it dawned on me, that's probably the best case scenario of why alarms are going off. and then all successive, uh, sensors in our house tripped within four minutes. and

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and two years ago, the election victory of a former guerrilla—turned—democratic politician, gustavo petro story of national recovery and redemption. well, not necessarily. my guest is the renowned colombian novelistjuan gabriel vasquez, who weaves powerful stories out of fact and fiction. is there anything magical about colombia's current reality? thank you for having me. it's a pleasure to have you. now you inhabit two different intellectual worlds. you are a political commentator. it is yourjob to have instant, strong opinions for newspapers. on the other hand, you're also a novelist who writes complex, nuanced novels that are sort of riddled with doubt and uncertainty. which of these two mental attitudes comes more naturally to you? well, i'm first and foremost a novelist. iwas... i began writing fiction at a very young age, and it was always my ideal to write the kind of novels that i had grown up with. but in south america, a novelist is also a citizen. and so you develop very quickly the need, the compulsion sometimes, the feeling of obligation to comment on the political reality. s

el es gustavo velásquez, es el director del departamento de vivienda y desarrollo comunitario de california infraestructura y vivienda que fue devastada en los años 2023 y 2024. si recordamos esto incluye, muchas lluvias, muchos deslaves q ocurrieron en zonas como san diego, en zonas eminentemente agrícolas, como en el condado de santa cruz, en el condado de monterey, en el condado de san joaquín. la zona de pájaro. no sé si se acuerdan de esos deslaves catastróficos porque entró agua del mar y se desbordaron ríos y bueno, acabaron con muchas viviendas y con muchos edificios de servicios públicos. este dinero nuevamente medio billón con b de dólares va a ser para. reconstruir muchísima de esa vivienda y servicios públicos que benefician directamente a mucha comunidad latina, especialmente comunidad agricultora en la zona de la costa y en la zona del valle central. estamos muy, muy entusiasmados. así como el presidente biden ya está saliendo, pues de su continuo apoyo con el estado de california para este tipo de desastres. director muchísimas gracias por estos minutos. quedan muchas pregunt

siempre complicado a través del brasileño gustavo.reyes llegaron a 7 victorias de manera consecutiva para ahora tener un récord positivo de 20 triunfos y 19 derrotas que les permite ser novenos en la conferencia del oeste. los playoffs son de nuevo una posibilidad. cerramos con la nfl y la ronda de comodines de los playoffs luego de la clasificación de los eagles a la ronda divisional a primera hora en el sunday night football se enfrenron commanders y buccaneers en tampa bay. vamos con las acciones. y fue un duelo apasionante. parejo. los commanders que se iban arriba a poco del final. pero tampa bay con este gol de campo, empataba todo a 20. iban esto doing y gol de campo sobre el final. la última jugada del partido por parte de los commanders. gonzález, el héroe desde 2005, no ganaba un partido de playoffs. washington, que se playoffs. washington, que se clasifica yarda final en este oye, ¿cómo obtuviste tu seguro médico? con covered california. te ofrecen ayuda económica, así que no sale tan caro. sí, el precio me preocupa. ah, pu

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i've learned the suspect, 38 year old gustavo castillo rosales, has been charged by the da with beingelon with a gun and evading arrest. he has priors for evading and carrying a concealed weapon in a car, and was also wanted on outstanding warrants. it's all in a day's work for swanson, who joined the park police several years ago after transferring from the contra costa county sheriff's office. if she's not riding a police horse or finding lost dogs, she's busy meeting the public and making sure criminals are running scared. >> i want to stop bad guys. i want to get these people off the streets, out of our parks. >> now that suspect she helped arrest was first spotted at the martin luther king regional shoreline in oakland, which is a hotbed for burglars. now, speaking of burglars, that officer first got into law enforcement because her own home had been broken into years ago. >> mike glad she was able to find a team right there. nice work, officer swanson. henry lee live tonight in oakland with the story. henry. thank you. coming up on ktvu news at 630, daniel lurie sworn in as the

. >> california department of housing and community development director, gustavo, velasquez, fao's. the funds will go toward their intended recipients. 2. most importantly, to rebuild infrastructure after disasters rebuild. >> single-family homes rebuilt, multi-family properties and money to good use to become more resilient and mitigate the effect. the future of stirred that much as we. wish they would noa happen. it's very likely that they will continue happening. >> but if and when natural disasters strike the golden state in the future, not so clear is how president elect donald trump would respond just a few months ago while on the campaign trail and he's rancho palace verdes, his golf club. trump signaled he'd be willing to withhold emergency fire early funding if governor gavin newsom does not sign off on trump backed efforts that supporters say will lead to increased water deliveries and water supply statewide. but opponents, including the governor argued trump specific proposals will reverse protections for some endangered fish species and the environment of a new scam is g

. >> i'm gustavo valdez in pacific palisades, california, and this is cnn. >> closed captioning broughto you by guilt visit guilt. com today for up to 70% off designer brands. >> guilt has a designers that get your heart racing at insider prices new everyday. hurry, they'll be gone in a flash. designer sales at up to 70% off shop gilt.com today. >> robert f kennedy jr., whom donald trump has tapped for health and human services secretary, has vowed to make america healthy again. but my next guest actually says that there is a mysterious health wave breaking out across the united states. derek thompson is a staff writer at the atlantic and hosts the plain english podcast. uh, derek, welcome. so let me start out by asking you the statistic everybody talks about when talking about american health care is we have the most expensive system in the world, and it delivers very bad outcomes that our life expectancy in particular looks very bad compared to, say, europe and japan. but you say that masks an important set of causes of death. explain what you mean. >> well, i think the american healt

. >> i'm gustavo valdez in pacific palisades, california, and this is cnn. >> in the palisades, we werea deadlock and the fire came down on my car on both sides. >> and the firemen started running in between all of the cars, screaming, get out and run! get out and run! >> we were just stuck in four hours of traffic, not knowing which way to go. no one knew which way you should go because everyone was just being evacuated different ways. it was just a panic. >> yeah. where's lapd and where's everybody? there's no one out here directing traffic. this is getting really bad. >> the mayor will be on the ground shortly, very shortly this morning. and engaged. >> the mayor is facing criticism from people in the city in l.a. that she was out of the country when the fires broke out. given that the weather service has been warning for days that this could be coming, los angeles mayor karen bass, who was overseas for the inauguration of ghana's new president, returned to l.a. on wednesday afternoon after the fires were already out of control. >> by that point, more than 100,000 people had to evacu

. >> california department of housing and community development director, gustavo, velasquez, fao's. funds will go toward their intended recipients. 2. most importantly, to rebuild infrastructure after disasters rebuild. >> single-family homes rebuilt, multi-family properties and money to good use to become more resilient and mitigate the effect the future of stirred that much as we. wish they would not happen. it's very likely that they will continue happen. >> but if and when natural disasters strike the golden state in the future, not so clear is how president-elect donald trump ould respond just a few months ago while on the campaign trail. and he's rancho palace. verdes is golf club. trump signaled he'd be willing to withhold emergency fire early funding if governor gavin newsom does not sign off on trump backed efforts that supporters say will lead to increased water deliveries and water supply statewide. but % opponents, including the governor argued trump specific proposals will reverse protections for some endangered fish species and the environment of a new scam is going to

. >> i'm gustavo valdez in pacific palisades, california, and this is cnn. >> this week, meta ceo markuckerberg announced an end to the company's u.s. fact checking program, which used third party moderators to weed out misinformation on facebook, instagram and threads. these sites will now rely on users to correct misinformation and disinformation. zuckerberg attributed the decision in part to the reelection of president donald trump, citing a cultural tipping point in favor of freedom of speech. my next guest is very concerned about the move. maria ressa is a filipino journalist and the founder of a digital news site there called rappler. ressa won the nobel prize for her efforts to preserve freedom of speech and to fight disinformation. maria, welcome. in your experience, what role has fact checking played in, you know, in dealing with stuff that appears on facebook give us like an example or two. so we understand what we are, what what fact checking is doing in your view. >> sure. >> you know, i was concerned and lived through the harms that facebook could that facebook created. on

. >> i'm gustavo valdez at the carter center and this is cnn. >> we were running down.ou could see palm trees just like random palm trees on fire. so i'm sure leaves are burning and falling down. and it's it's literally apocalyptic. >> mandatory evacuations are expanding in los angeles from what some residents are calling an apocalyptic scene. thousands of people have fled from two wildfires currently burning and growing by the minute. california governor gavin newsom says hundreds of personnel are working to stop the fires using airplanes, helicopters and more. some roads had to be cleared with bulldozers as fleeing residents abandoned their cars. the los angeles fire department is working around the clock to try to contain the blaze, but their chief says they have to operate within safe conditions. >> we are going to take advantage of of the lower temperatures at night, but with increased wind speed, aerial firefighting becomes more dangerous. there is a cutoff mile per hour wind at which we will not operate at night. flying during the night is more dangerous than fly

. >> i'm gustavo valdez in pacific palisades, california, and this is cnn. >> closed captioning brought to you by book.com. >> if you or a loved one have mesothelioma, we'll send you a free book to answer questions you may have. >> call now and we'll come to you. >> 800 821 4000. >> welcome back everyone. you're taking a live look right now over los angeles county. and we just learned minutes ago that firefighters are making progress on battling the flames. the palisades fire is now 11% contained. the eaton fire 15%. so there is some progress being made, although it is a bit slow right now. firefighters got a brief break in high winds, but those are expected to pick up back up later today. we are, of course, continuing to track the latest developments and we will bring them to you here on cnn. we also should mention that there have been some new evacuation orders. we learned that the getty center, that massive museum complex in brentwood overlooking the city of l.a., has been evacuated and emergency personnel is staying behind. and also, as you were mentioning earlier, ucla also telling

. >> i'm gustavo valdez in pacific palisades, california, and this is cnn. >> the situation across muchlos angeles county remains dire as multiple fires there remain far from contained. moments ago, we learned very dangerous weather conditions are expected to continue into next week. this is coming from the national weather service. however, during these dire moments, we're also seeing some of the best that humanity can offer. the planes that you are seeing in those other clips, right there, carrying more heroes. firefighters from mexico who will be joining the fight in california, governor gavin newsom just posted that video on x. and for the latest in all of this, let's go to cnn's lee waldman, who is joining us now from pacific palisades. lee. of course, that community simply devastated by the palisades fire that just ripped through there so quickly and caused such devastation. what can you tell us? >> jessica? i think the help that's coming from mexico is so well needed. there's already 14,000 troops on the ground here trying to fight this fire. and you can see what this fire has do

. >> i'm gustavo valdez in pacific palisades, california, and this is cnn. >> right now crews in losangeles are racing to try to contain the wildfires, as very strong winds are returning to southern california. cnn's anderson cooper just joined a team of firefighters knocking out various hotspots in the brentwood heights area of los angeles. anderson. >> wolf, i'm in the brentwood heights area. >> down there is mandeville canyon fire moved through here on saturday. so there's no active fire right now. there's no smoke right now, but crews are doing incredibly important work today. this is a these are about 20 firefighters from cal fire. they are going over every inch of ground on this this mountainside. they're looking for any hidden heat underneath the ground. um, there can be hotspots that are not visible just looking at this. so they're literally kicking up soil. they're using rakes. they're using shovels. shovels. you can see there's a guy using a pickax right now digging a hole, looking for an area that might be a hotspot. as you can see, there's so much charcoal, so much debris

. >> i'm gustavo valdez in pacific palisades, california, and this is cnn. >> closed captioning brought to you by guilt. visit gilt.com today for up to 70% off designer brands. >> guilt has the designers that get your heart racing. at insider prices. new. everyday. hurry! they'll be gone in a flash. designer sales at up to 70% off. shop gilt.com today. >> powerful winds are set to return to los angeles county tonight. officials here are telling us there was of very significant concern that the wildfires, which are currently raging, will continue to grow and could spread, and then it's just not a matter of moving quickly down a mountain. it's also a matter of embers flying and igniting entire neighborhoods, as happened already in this particular neighborhood within the palisades fire. zeke lander joins me now. he ran fire mapping crews for 20 years. also a qualified california burn boss, as they call them. and zeke, when you look at what we are seeing right now, the unprecedented nature of it as firefighters on the front lines are describing it, why do you think so many were caught off g

joining us right now is pulmonologist doctor gustavo ferreira.help us understand this a little bit more. doctor, thank you for coming in this morning. we're talking ash, soot and smoke that people have now been surrounded by, going on a week now. what are the health concerns that you have with this and the prolonged exposure that people are having to this? >> it poses a significant health risk in the short term. all these gases and fine particles are going to create local irritation of the eyes, the nose, and it can exacerbate chronic conditions like asthma, copd and severe allergies. but in the long term, the consequences could be more, more serious. you know, we we can see people developing chronic respiratory problems, cardiovascular problems. we can see also certain cancers have been described after the exposure of these fine particles for a long time now, officials are telling people that it's best to either stay indoors and if you have to be outside to wear an n95 mask. >> how effective do you think those masks are for protecting people if

. >> i'm gustavo valdez in pacific palisades, california, and this is cnn. >> authorities say about 88,000 county residents are under evacuation orders. another 84,000 are under evacuation warnings. our gary tuchman just met an evacuee and a widower who has now lost almost everything, including cherished memories of his nearly 70 years of marriage. here's gary's report. >> the day after eric bach turned 93 years old, he had to evacuate his pacific palisades house. >> as fire approached. and this is what happened to his home. >> it's just a shock. it's hard. >> i'm so sorry for what you're dealing with. >> my wife and i love the house. you know. we just loved it. what makes this so much harder for eric is that his wife passed away two and a half years ago at the age of 90. >> your wife rose? >> yes. how long were you married? for? 67 years. 67 years. wonderful years. eric and rose met in their homeland of germany when they were 17 years old. they both moved to america in the 1950s and got married. they moved into their dream house almost exactly 60 years ago. we were lucky we were still tog

. >> i'm gustavo valdez in pacific palisades, california, and this is cnn. >> closed captioning broughtou by book.com. >> if you or a loved one have mesothelioma, we'll send you a free book. >> answer questions you may have. >> call now and we'll come to you. >> 808 two one 4000. >> and we are back with our coverage of the los angeles wildfires right now at the foot of the santa monica mountains. palisades fire. and the destruction up right behind us here with the crews that are staging that response to fight that ongoing, raging palisades fire right behind us. as that happens, these houses are razed, schools are razed, communities are completely disbanded and destroyed. ross zabo is the wellness director at the geffen academy at ucla. ucla, by the way, has been warned they could be on evacuation. that is the the touchy touch and go nature of this situation as they're fighting this fire right now. ross, though you are not only living this yourself, but in this moment where tomorrow is going to be monday and children are going to go back to school, some of them, and i want to talk about

. >> i'm gustavo valdez at the carter center, and this is cnn. >> you're looking at more the people who have been mourning today. and happening today, the next phase of the funeral services for former president jimmy carter. in just a few hours, his casket will be flown from georgia to washington, d.c., where he will lie in state at the u.s. capitol rotunda. there, lawmakers and the public will be able to pay their final respects to the 39th president. cnn's eva mccann joins us now from the carter presidential center in atlanta. i know you've been watching a stream of people come through over the last two days. and now this is the next part of a country saying goodbye to one of its presidents. all right, we ready to head out sara, it has been remarkable to see the last couple of days. >> all of the people come from across the region to share why they felt compelled to pay their respects to the late president. the gates are closed now because we're entering another chapter in the tributes here with president carter's body moving to washington, d.c. at 11 a.m., there is going to be a depa

. >> i'm gustavo valdez at the carter center and this is cnn. >> the president elect said today thatone of the first things he is going to do within minutes of taking office pardon people who are convicted for storming the capitol on january 6th. today, he made clear that those serving time for assaulting police officers are also under consideration. >> people that were doing some bad things weren't prosecuted, and people that didn't even walk into the building are in jail right now. so we'll be looking at the whole thing, but i'll be making major pardons. you know, there was never charges of insurrection or anything like that. but if there were, this would be the only insurrection in history where people went in as insurrectionists with not one gun. >> of course, multiple people were on the capitol grounds who were convicted of having handguns on them. but this is all coming with trump's inauguration now less than two weeks away, as it's still unclear exactly who. of those, more than 1000 people who have been charged would be granted a pardon. >> will you pardon anyone who attacked

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