kaulana anderson, a foreman for the hawaiian electric company, was on the ground trying to deal with the situation. >> our day started off, we had some poles that was falling over. so we had to come down here and try and secure them, because there was rocking in the wind. and as we got those poles secured, we got another call up by lahainaluna school that another pole came down. >> narrator: it ignited a brush fire along lahainaluna road. >> power line just went down. (siren wailing) hey, the power line is live, yeah? the power line? braddah! >> narrator: less than a mile away, at the hale mahaolu eono senior living community, sanford hill could smell the smoke. >> i went out and went into my backyard and looked up the street at lahainaluna, and i could see all the, the fire department was right on the other side of the bypass, fighting a fire that was smoking. it wasn't a big fire, maybe two acres. >> all right, we gotta do-- this one is coming down the mountain already. >> (on radio): all the homes cleared. >> when i came in that morning, it was like, super windy, and the power was

the settlement was agreed to by the state of hawaii, hawaiian electric, large landowners and other key players. hawaii's governor says this settlement will help avoid drawn out and painful lawsuits for the victims. now to a case out of colorado. federal authorities arrested 25 year old anderson zambrano pacheco yesterday, who they allege is the same man, in a viral video from aurora, colorado, that became a flashpoint in the country's immigration debate. investigators say they believe the 26 year old, who was arrested in new york, is one of the armed suspects caught on camera in colorado kicking down the apartment complex back in august. the suspect, who police say is in the country illegally, is an alleged member of a venezuelan gang and has been charged with kidnaping, assault and burglary in arizona. the valley of the sun broke 100 day streak without rain today. this is what it looked like as rain started falling in chandler early this morning. farther south, this winter system brought light snow to prescott. earth cam captured images of snow covered rooftops in that area this after

hawaiian electric, large landowners and other key stakeholders.k now to our developing story in washington, d.c. it's now expected that everyone who was on board is dead after an american airlines flight collided last night with a military helicopter. the plane departed from wichita, kansas, was headed to reagan national airport in dc. the remains of 28 people have been recovered so far. there were 64 people on the plane, three military crew members on the helicopter. >> and that jet came down into freezing cold water in the potomac river. and that's where the crews are still this morning searching for remains. fox reporter rebecca castor is joining us live, not far from the crash scene. and, rebecca, how has the effort in the middle of that river changed through this morning? >> well, dave, of course, the big headline is that it's now shifted from rescue to recovery this morning, but it's been a massive response from basically every local, state, federal law enforcement agency in the dmv area is out here responding to this tragedy. last night, th

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the state power utility hawaiian electric, and large landowners guilty of starting the fires. all agreed to pay the settlement amount. the confusion stems from the fact that some of the survivors have filed individual lawsuits. others filed a class action suit. >> here at home, a live look at san francisco right now, where it has been dry for the entire month. two days left and we may see some rain eventually in the next couple of days. >> time now to check in with our ktvu meteorologist, roberta gonzalez. >> it certainly has been a dry january, but we will end the note with rain showers in the forecast. hi everybody! rain on friday beginning in the north bay sweeping across the entire bay area. anywhere from a 10th of an inch of rain expected in the santa clara valley to three full inches in the north bay. by the time it's all said and done. chance of showers will linger all the way until about sunday night. here's the deal. clouds stacking up along the coast side today. that is the return of that big, beautiful marine layer, but comes at a price. it's going to cool us down b