this is in riverside county and we're looking from above courtesy of our sister station ktla. yeah, it's in your rupa, i believe. and it looks like the ground crews are. >> getting handle on this is apparently a couple of acres. you can see them down there just trying to beat that thing back. there are around the perimeter of it. is in a thick brush area and they were able the crews were able to get into the area to to try to tamp this thing down. they've been attacking it with the >> hand tools, predominantly and there is a neighborhood not too far from where the fire is burning in that that thick grass and brush you. rupa valley is just west of the city of riverside, north of corona, south of rancho cucamonga. if you're familiar with that part of riverside county, but obviously with the situation in los angeles county to the west. you worry about staffing levels. i'm sure you know, obviously all other all over southern california have been in la county helping, but it looks like they've been able to attack this one pretty quickly. they haven't officially given any word on ac

fire that is burning in riverside county. yeah, they been fairly successful in taming this fire before it gets totally out of hand. but there are no guarantees because everything is somewhat dependent. >> on those santa ana winds, should be kicking up. when you kathy, yes, you know, they die down a little bit only to kick up once again. they're kicking up in a big way. so we're having low relative humidity coupled with once again, these really strong winds gusting 50 to 75 miles per hour. >> it's a pds fire situation, a particularly dangerous fire situations. that's a red flag warning. and here you are. the usual map is once again you las angeles and ventura counties under red flag warning. in fact, much of southwest california. >> is seeing big concerns that got fire weather watches and warnings and the red flag warnings. and this is serious, big problem. probably not going to see as gusty winds and is critical fire conditions as last week's wind storm and fire conflagration. but still the winds gust and they cost. and the g

desde riverside, sue yomara lópez, telemundo.iertas zonas del sur de esta semana estamos atentos a lo que podría pasar con la red social tiktok, porque el próximo 19 de enero entraría en vigor la ley que prohíbe el funcionamiento de tiktok en estados unidos, si es que la plataforma no se ha desligado de su empresa matriz china llamada bytedance. esto es porque legisladores temen que tiktok entregue información de los usuarios estadounidenses al gobierno chino, así que su destino en este momento está en manos de la corte suprema. tras haber escuchado los alegatos que la compañía tiene, que apelan al derecho de libertad de expresión y que niega que comparte datos de los usuarios según la plataforma, 170 millones de estadounidenses usan tiktok para entretenerse. para que se haga una idea, esto es más de la mitad de la población. pero qué es lo que podría pasar exactamente? bueno, el panorama no está bien delineado porque no hay ningún precedente, pero los expertos en el tema han mencionado es que primero, no significa que la aplicac

these fires are miles and miles apart, not like the fire you're at started riverside. natural fires in houses that suddenly become wildfires? >> steve, what is unique about santa ana, it is affecting orange county, venturea and l.a. county. it is very broad. l.a. is a basin, you have san bernardino mountains, san gabrielle and santa monica. wind is all it takes. many areas they won't let you into a neighborhood until you have a license, they should stop landscaping crews when you have a forecast like you do. all it takes is a piece of machinery and a spark and a situation like this. riverside, i don't know what the cause is of the fire, but that you are destructive. >> ainsley: we'll continue to monitor this scary situation out of california. i try to put my arm around any vet that i can. absolutely. at newday usa, that's what we're doing. we put our arm around the veterans. when i think of the veteran out there that needs to refi his home, he may want to purchase and we can help them and provide that financial solution for them and their families. it's a great, reward

dos en san diego, uno en ventura, otro en riverside y uno mÁs en los Ángeles.inas, texas y mississippi. se espera que las temperaturas suban gradualmente a partir de este prÓximo domingo. los hombres que se masturben y realicen actos sexuales por placer enfrentarÍan sexuales por placer enfrentarÍan multas. le cuando me diagnosticaron vih, no sabía en quién me convertiría. pero aquí estoy. siendo yo. siga siendo usted y pregúntele a su proveedor de atención médica sobre el tratamiento número uno recetado para el vih, biktarvy. biktarvy es un tratamiento completo de una sola pastilla, una vez al día que se usa para el vih en muchas personas, sin importar si tiene 18 u 80 años. con una sola pastilla pequeña, biktarvy combate el vih para ayudarle a alcanzar niveles indetectables y mantenerlos, ya sea que esté empezando o reemplazando su tratamiento actual. los estudios demuestran que seguir un tratamiento para el vih como se lo recetaron y alcanzar y mantener niveles indetectables evita la transmisión del vih a través del sexo. pueden producirse efectos secundarios

, san bernardino county, all the way down to riverside, all the way down to san diego county.nd on top of this, a high wind warning will be in effect from 4 a.m. tuesday to noon wednesday for the northern part of this region, with wind gusts expected to reach 70mph. so this area is not getting a break at all. the only break, if you can call it that, is that the wind is out of the northeast, so it's blowing much of the smoke out to sea, which is why there's been some improvement in air quality, but more smoke will develop, so we'll keep monitoring that as well dion. >> all right. we'll be watching it closely spencer. thank you. a big weapon in the fight against the fires may be back in the air as soon as tomorrow. the canadian firefighting plane, known as the super scooper, has been grounded since it was hit by a drone on thursday while battling the palisades fire. the collision left a three by six inch hole in the plane's wing. de havilland aircraft canada, the plane's maker, tells us a replacement part should be installed today. >> it was pretty lucky, honestly, that it hit t

they shared updates today on the riverside county case from 2020. all seven victims of asian descent. excuse me. lotion descent were shot to death at an illegal marijuana growing operation. sheriff chad bianco believes getting help from the lotion community will lead them to the killers. >> the lotion community across the country is extremely tight. and it is. it is relatively small, and i mean a lack of other way to put it. they all know. they all know everything about their community and what happens. so for these laotian gangs to learn about something in the community, in the asian community of a marijuana grower or something like that, that that would be relatively easy for them to find out. >> investigators suspect the people responsible for these killings are part of a san diego based gang, mostly with members of asian descent. they're urging anyone with information about the case to contact the riverside county sheriff's office. in washington, a beloved orca whale who made headlines in 2018 after carrying her dead calf for days, is once again

palmdale, ontario, riverside, beaumont all coming in in the teens.nd i want to point out santa monica 3%. and that has not changed all morning single digits. this is such a dangerous combination. and this is what is making it so difficult for these fire crews. taking a look again at the palisades fire, you can see all of that smoke, but i want to point this out to you. this is some good news. so we're still dealing with strong winds through the afternoon. we're under that high wind warning through 6 p.m. you'll notice gusts. we're still talking about 30 mile per hour gusts in the 20s into the teens as we head into this evening. but it is a little bit of relief. >> and coming up on world news tonight, david muir will be live on the ground in los angeles county, and abc seven news is always staying on top of all of these developments. our live reporting continues on abc seven news at four, five and 6 p.m. you can get updates as they happen on abc seven news.com and the abc seven news bay area app. well, we want to continue our coverage now of the explo

soldados del ejÉrcito militar de rescate, llegaron el domingo a una de las bases de cal fire en riversideen el estado de california o mÁs bien en el paÍs y estÁn en cualquier incendio, tienen que tener uno por nuestras pÓlizas, tienen que estar entrenando, tienen que entrenar de perdis una vez por mes. entonces, lo que estÁn haciendo ahorita los bomberos tambiÉn fueron evaluados en sus habilidades. >> hablamos con el encargado de las brigadas mexicanas que estarÁn en la lÍnea de fuego. dice que cuentan con un equipo experimentado. >> todo este tipo de incidentes requieren de una preparaciÓn no solo para venir a este incidente. si no tenemos una preparaciÓn ya de aÑos. en mi caso, pues yo ya tengo casi 11 aÑos como bombero forestal, dice. >> ha colaborado con los bomberos de california en el pasado. is extremely important to es una ayuda muy grande que nos estÁn brindando nuestros vecinos, nos dice uno de los voceros de cal fire. los bomberos comenzarÁn su labor maÑana y estarÁn combatiendo el incendio. palisades, uno de los incendios mÁs destructivos en la historia del condado los angeles

se reporta también un incendio en el condado de riverside y el gobernador de el estado de california,nta ana. aquí el apoyo es increíble por parte de departamentos de bomberos de diferentes ciudades y condados de california, pero también ya se cuenta con el apoyo de bomberos de otros estados como de oregon y de nevada, y donde las autoridades continúan con el mensaje para los residentes a que estén atentos ante los cambios que puedan haber y por supuesto, ante las órdenes de evacuación que se puedan dar en las últimas horas. y aquí regresamos precisamente con estas imágenes y todo lo que se está viviendo en este lugar y donde habrá que esperar cuando finalmente se vaya este viento y así estos bomberos en tierra puedan contar también con el apoyo de las unidades aéreas para poder tener un control de estos incendios que están afectando el sur de california. en pacifica balvin, avilés, telemundo. preocupante situación. gracias balbino por esas imágenes. por cierto, la vicepresidenta kamala harris, expresó su solidaridad con las familias afectadas por los incendios al sur de california y

andrea: el cuerpo sin vida de una mujer fue hallado en las colinas en riverside, california, llevaba la torre. su primo y sus padres se enteraban de la tragedia. >> la encontraron a ella tirada en un camino de la montaÑa. >> jessica habrÍa sido sorprendida en su casa por la maÑana por quiÉnes robaron un automÓvil y otras pertenencias. aÚn faltaba el hallazgo mÁs macabro. en el dormitorio principal estaba el bolso, la billetera y otros artÍculos personales que estaban en el suelo. en el dormitorio se encontraron dos cuchillos de cocina. segÚn las investigaciones el mÓvil pudo ser econÓmico arias fue condenado a cadena perpetua y peÑuela llena de muerte. se captÓ una bicicleta similar a la de peÑuelas y la brigada canina encontrÓ una relaciÓn entre la evidencia y el acusado. el investigador lo confronto. me dijo: mÁs croto vas a decir esto. >> cuÁl es tu fecha? >> aquÍ vas con el proceso y si ellos quieren te ejecutan. reportera: contrajo matrimonio con su esposa francis en el corredor de la muerte. >> vienen aquÍ te ponen mas alita como esta. entonces yo estÁ. >> fontana, california l

a new fire in riverside county has prompted evacuation warnings. cal fire says this broke out around 5 p.m. near the santa ana river, about three miles from the riverside municipal airport. it's burned so far, about 40 acres, and is currently 40% contained. even further south, the fire in san diego county is now 100% contained. that's good news. it burned just three acres. it was called the friar fire. one apartment was damaged. also in san diego county. crews now have the lilac fire 50% contained. this one started around 1 a.m. it's burned around 85 acres. all evacuation orders and warnings have been lifted. tonight, those new fires broke out as crews in l.a. county continue to fight the palisades and eaton fires. the palisades fire is currently 65% contained. the eaton fire near the pasadena area is now 89% contained. a red flag warning remains in effect for parts of southern california through thursday evening. some evacuation warnings remain in place in both fire zones. his face bitten by a police dog. disturbing and graphic video showing the m

you can see is just 2 acres near riverside. but keeping an eye on that because that is what's happening today with some of this weight. and of course, we have the auto fire that one now near oxnard about 56 acres and 25% containment. today is the day to just try to hold what they have. and that is, you know, what we're hoping they're able to do, but it's a very dangerous next. 24 hours, areas of concern, ventura county, west la. but you can see riverside just had one break out there. sorit really is all across the southland critical fire. what through wednesday. so through 6 o'clock conditions do start to improve thursday into friday. this kind of shows you the wildfire danger. you can see where these numbers are very high right now. but as we move into tomorrow, unfortunately, you see the same kind of story. it isn't until we get past this. we get into wednesday night and thursday that we're finally gonna catch a break. here's the wind right now. again, you can see some of these gusts here 40 miles per hour. that is very dange

there's a new fire in riverside county and another in ventura county. >> there are 5 fires burning in los angeles county right now. that is where the bigger fires are burning at the moment. the palisades, the hearse, the eaton fire. all about 30 miles away from each other. but that is where the biggest devastation and destruction has happened so far news nation's xavier walton was on the ground all day today in west los angeles county tracking the nearly 16,000 acre palisades fire. >> is there not is straight ahead down sunset boulevard that will be on the pch and no time. but that's how close we are to the water. that's close you are to the ocean. and we got here. you said you've been watching. we got here that home. that is no longer no comeback. this one often this like see that that hole right there that used to be home was on fire. when we first got here. but that home started that fire to the left of it and then take a look at that one over there. take out those ferocious lanes and it's all being fueled by the wind. that is a 3 story home to give you an idea. some perspective. t

regiÓn de los Ángeles se mantiene la posibilidad de nieve en las altas elevaciones, especialmente riverside federal lo que temporalmente la orden ejecutiva del presidente donald trump, quien busca prohibir la ciudadanÍa por nacimiento a hijos de indocumentados, con visas temporales, interpretarÁ correctamente la enmienda 14 de la constituciÓn. los operativos de ice tambiÉn se estÁ realizando dentro de la ciudad consideradas como santuario, situaciÓn que indigna alcalde brandon josan, quien ratificÓ que chicago no estarÁ colaborando con las autoridades de inmigraciÓn. viviana: en chicago, donde hay una ordenanza de ciudad central, continÚa el repudio contra los operativos de inmigraciÓn. >> es pura mentira, ellos creen sacar a todos los que puedan, aunque no tengan rÉcord, que sea buena gente no importa. viviana: un memorando de departamento de justicia instruye a que investiguen a los funcionarios en ciudades enteras que se interpone las tareas de hacer cumplir la ley de inmigraciÓn, lo que podrÍa llevarles a ser arrestados. [aplausos] pese a esa amenaza, el gobernador de illinois y el alca

our discussions on the history of the panama canal and a first caller for this segment is from riversidernia. good morning, good morning. how are you? i just want to make it clear i'm a native panamanian. i was born in a country and they came in 1963 as a nine-year-old. i'm a citizen, 22 your military that and everything. what's misleading is what he's saying about the united states having the panama canal in perpetuity. it was a 99 year lease, okay? and that's what's misleading because that will hype the craziness from our fearless leader now, that they will take. it wasn't theirs to take back. we need to clarify that. yes, the canal zone was american and all, is actually govern by louisiana law with all the jim crow trappings of gold and silver founds and the only reason there was a large number of black employees from the west indies because they spoke english. that in itself became divisive with the american hispanic public. this issue about we are going to take it back, wasn't yours to take back. yes, you did the construction but you have no sovereignty now over that land. >> host:

we have heard of a fourth fire, called the tyler fire which is in riverside county. middle of the night, or early morning now, as the sun comes up. many people have evacuation centres or have gone to friends and family. they have been told to leave their homes. 11100 firefighters are there at the moment and they are having to get reinforcements in from other states in the us as well. it is so exhausting for them and the demands on them are so great. cbs reporter, jonathan vigliotti is at the scene. he says firefighters are trying their best to stop the fire from spreading. that is proving to be incredibly difficult. here in the pacific palisades in a neighbourhood that is a total loss. you've got a home here. i'm going to flip over here. another home lost when we go over this way. homes down this street gone. this one completely levelled. the firefighters here, they're not trying to save these structures. they're trying to prevent these flames from jumping to other neighbourhoods. you see all these embers. in some cases, they're being carried more than a mile in adva

congratulations riverside on this incredible milestone. i look forward to celebrating all year long. mr. speaker, i rise today to honor the life of juan sales, who passed away in december of 2024. juan was a public servant, educator, attorney, and an advocate for immigrants and indigenous peoples. he served our community with passion and dedication. born in texas to mexican parents, juan's hard work took him to college and later law school in washington state. he moved to chicago in 1978 to join the legal assistance foundation and never stopped working for the rights of immigrants and for immigration reform. my friend juan was the first mexican american elected to the illinois general assembly in 1984. later in 1987 he became the first mexican american to represent chicago's 25th ward as alderman. .. he will be remembered. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair now recognizes the gentlewoman from new jersey, mse minutes -- ms. mcgiveer, for five minutes. ms. mciver:the a.r.c. act will save lives and red

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and in riverside county. the clay fire is burning near a riverbed. it is now threatening homes and sparked evacuations. but, the good news is the fire is looking better. hand crews are hard at work clearing vegetation there. >>> meantime, the l.a. fire department is strategically positioning strike teams around the palisades and eaton fires to protect containment lines as they get wind gusts of up to 70 miles an hour. staffing up in areas where any new fires might ignite. it comes after nearly a week of battling the devastating wildfires, including the two most destructive in l.a. county history. the palisades fire is now 14% contained. the eaton fire, 33% contained. at least 24 people have died in the fires. two dozen people are still missing. just under 100,000 people in l.a. county are still under evacuation orders. half of the number last week. the sheriff asked for patience as they search for more victims. >> people are saying i just want to look at my house and see what is left. we know that. but we have people literally looking for the remains

equestrian center at west riverside in burbank. large animal shelter, pierce college, winetta boulevard. large animal shelters rose bowl stadium. small animal shelter, agoura center. and small animal, pasadena humane society as well. we've got to take care of our pets. as i wrap up, a reminder, and you've heard it from several of us. you need to be prepared. if you are in the warning area, make sure you have the essentials, your important paperwork, medications, things you can take, phone charger, to survive are if at least a week. but if you are told to evacuate and given an order, there is nothing worth your life. please listen to the police and fire officials that are out there, and be prepared to evacuate. if you have more questions or there's -- about evacuations, evacuation centers, or road closures, go to l.a. county.gov/emergency, or our sheriff's department, social media. now it's my honor to introduce my partner to the police department, jim mcdonald. >> thank you very much. and as you look at the group assembled behind m

this is in riverside county, about three miles from riverside municipal airport. it has burned 40 acres so far and it is 40% contained. all evacuation orders and warnings have been lifted for the fire burning down in san diego county. the lilac fire started yesterday morning. crews say it is now 50% contained and has burned 85 acres. and those fires broke out as crews in l.a. county continue to fight the pacific palisades and eaton fires. palisades fire is currently 65% contained. the eden fire in the pasadena area is now 89% contained. some evacuation warnings remain in place in both fire zones.e'll continue to see if there's any updates, but right now, let's check in with cinthia pimentel. she's been actually doing a great job tracking the conditions down there. red flag warning remains in effect in some areas. how long is that going to last? thank you laura. yeah, that continues wh us today and into tomorrow for the l.a. mountains, parts of the valleys and even stretching out towards the coast. you can see it there, reaching parts of orange county. that will go

miles from riverside municipal airport. it's burned about 40 acres. so far, it is 40% contained. those new fires broke out as crews in l.a. county continue to fight the pacific palisades and eaton fires. palisades fire is currently 65% contained. the eaton fire in the pasadena area is now 89% contained. some evacuation warnings remain in place in both fire zones. let's check in with cinthia pimentel this morning. i know you've been tracking those conditions down there. the flag warning remains into effect. we know how long this is going to last today and into tomorrow. this system just doesn't want to break. so we have some good days, and we have some days that are a bit more tricky. with the winds and the low humidities and the situation down there. so that red flag warning continuing not only for the mountains, but the valleys and even stretching out there towards the coast of orange county and around the la area. so that will be as we go on into our thursday. let's watch the winds here as we go on into the afternoon. we

both both loved music and both teens died in the bedroom of their homes riverside county. 2 separate incidents from fentanyl related overdoses. got on my knees and begged pleaded with god begging him to take me instead to please save them. you know, and the fact i was in that position twice. >> you know, it's both of my kids. it's just it's surreal to me reading parents like tammy line, gordon are at the center of a deadly opioid crisis, crushing communities across america. >> line gordon son, tyler, passed away in 2020. he took what he thought was percocet, but it contained fentanyl that tyler purchased on snapchat. 10 months later, her daughter jenna, died after unknowingly taking counterfeit xanax that investigators told line gordon was pure fentanyl. neither one of them men to end up dead. most fentanyl shipments are trafficked into the u.s. from mexico. this poison, this drug that's coming in from the cartels is out there. and you need to be careful because if you get your hands on the wrong step, you can die. the drug enforcement administration says seizures of fentanyl, both t

we also have all of our units down here in san diego, riverside, san bernardino that have staffing patternso one's going home. we're staffing all our extra engines. it's all hands on deck for this wind event. well, not long ago, back in november and december of last year, we saw fires burn hot and fast in ventura and in malibu. now, by this time this year or by this time of year, i should say fire danger down in southern california is typically winding down. but that area has not had any measurable rainfall in several months. so the combination of those high winds and very dry conditions mean extreme fire danger. as carey talks about very often now, gusty winds here in the bay area, less of a fire danger because we have seen some of that rain. but kari is also mentioned in her forecast that were going to be clear for the next for some time. so we'll be keeping a close eye on that. we're live in pacifica, ginger conejero saab today in the bay keeping a close eye indeed because wewe know thgs could change. drop of a dime. all right. thanks, ginger. well, this morning, the cdc health leaders t

riverside there at 31 miles per hour. this is this evening. and then we get into tomorrow, particularly in the early part of the day. that's what we're likely to see some of those higher winds that are happening. that's when that potentially dangerous situation, i think could be at its worst. and then this will be your tuesday afternoon. so obviously wind high wind warnings and wind advisories are up and you can see, particularly for los angeles and heading into ventura county. notice that it has expanded right a little bit to the north. now that is through 12:00pm on wednesday through 06:00pm on wednesdays. the wind advisory in parts of far southern california. but basically today is going to be a very difficult time for them. that area of concern is i mentioned ventura county and west la as we get into the overnight as well, still facing extremely critical fire weather conditions. they will improve later this week. happy to say that we do have a little bit of improvement coming their way now. notice as we take a live look here, you can see t

the palisades fire and eaton fires, the clay fire in riverside county, and the lilac fire. that's in san diego county. they have been fighting fires since january 7th. more than 40,000 acres have burned. 28 people have died. back to that live look to the hughes fire once again. this is burning near castaic. it is growing in size. it's that huge plume of smoke that's burning in more of a rural area. but thousands of people have been put on evacuation warnings. we'll keep an eye on new developments from this fire and giving you any updates as they do come in. our other top story this afternoon, some federal workers are facing a looming deadline as president donald trump moves to end diversity, equality and inclusion programs in the government. that deadline is just hours away. and that's not the only thing president trump is canceling. natalie brand has the details from washington. >>>>in a new memo obtained by cbs news, the trump administration has instructed federal agencies to cancel any diversity, equity and inclusion programs and close dea offices by 5:00 today. all empl

down in riverside county, san bernardino county, down in ventura county. other parts of the state. but there's a reason we pre-positioned hundreds of assets and personnel on sunday in anticipation of this wind event. let's get right to our chiefeteorologist, jeff ranieri. jeff, that area hasn't gotten much wind or rain. and now these powerful winds come in. that's a dangerous combination. they've seen less than a quarter inch since october the 1st. they should be at about 4.25in. and what they're going to be looking for tonight are those potential sundowner winds. when it cools off at the tops of the mountains, that cold air is denser and heavier and could send more of that wind racing down the mountainside. we're going to get you covered here in the bay area. also southern california. but the thing that is setting all this off is this area of high pressure and low pressure. it's fighting for the same spa out here. and the thing that it's doing is creating that wind. and eventually we'll get some equilibrium here. but the result in the meantime is those gusty winds. when you get hi

. >> hardy says he has responded to a fire in riverside county before, but this is the first time the platoon is working with state and local emergency officials. >>> a live look at oakland now, we have an update on a spider monkey cared for at the oakland zoo. it was rescued from a traffic stop in the central valley last month. the zoo has officially picked a name for the young spider monkey, azulis, named after the natural preserve in mexico. veterinarians say she's now bright and active after they found her in critical condition, but she's still working through some muscle loss and low levels of protein and calcium. >>> coming up in sports, stanford men's basketball player currently leads the country in double-doubles, but it was actually a photo bombing kid fan that stole the show on the farm this week. >>> the 49ers season did not go as planned. the >>> we've obviously been focused on the situation in southern california, but there's been active weather across the entire country. a major winter storm much farther south than usual has been making its way through texas, oklahoma an

el riesgo de incendios forestales va a continuar bastante crÍticos para ciudades como glendale, riversidees como los Ángeles, santa clarita, san bernardino, rÁfagas entre 20 a 30 mph aisladas en el dÍa, ademÁs hay mala calidad del aire, una escalada del 1 al 500, el 1 es una calidad de aire buena, y el 500 esa mÁs veloz, pero ciudad es como los Ángeles, long beach, cÓlicos, estÁn con una calidad de aire peligrosa, la situaciÓn es preocupante, es preocupante limitar el tiempo al aire libre, cerrar puertas y ventanas, y usar un purificador de aire. tenemos el desarrollo de la tormenta invernal hacia el sur del paÍs, estamos viendo lluvia en el sur de texas, y hacia norte de texas, oklahoma y nuevo mÉxico estamos viendo esas nevadas que serÁn fuertes. los peligros serÁn las cortes elÉctricos, el hielo negro, artes nevadas, a esta hora, 50 millones de personas desde nuevo mÉxico hacia virginia estÁn bajo un tipo de alerta invernal. este sistema avanzarÍa hacia el este del paÍs para las prÓximas 24 horas estaremos viendo texas, oklahoma, arkansas, luisiana, a recibir los impactos mÁs severos,

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county, and the clay fire in riverside county are the latest to spark evacuation orders and warnings. this is a look at the overnight battle against the inferno we brought you as breaking news this time yesterday. the hughes fire has since doubled in size, burning more than 10,000 acres near castaic lake. we saw the fire quickly grow from 100 to 500 and then 3000 acres in less than two hours. now, more than 30,000 have been told to flee the community. castaic and the fire is at 14% containment. further south, drivers on the busy 405 freeway stopped to watch as flames raced up this rugged hillside near the getty museum. this is in bel air. jonathan vigliotti has the very latest. >>>>reporter. >>firefighters descended quickly on the sepulveda fire that broke out overnight just off the 405 freeway. >>>>this is obviously near a much more populated area and next to one of the busiest freeways in the world. >>>>and another intense firefight. earlier on wednesday, fire crews battled advancing flames from the hughes fire burning in northern los angeles county. fueled by fierce santa ana winds

we're going to see offshore strong winds and very dry conditions continuing from right wood to riverside, down temecula as well. so pinine cove included in that critical risk. we also have an elevated risk where you see the orange. the palisades, the eaton fire, we're going to see the winds picking up once again. i stopped the clock around 2:00 this afternoon. we're looking at winds gusting to 50 miles per hour in some spots. by 2:00 a.m., winds at below zer. you factor in the wind, it's going to be colder than that. mobile, 49. all right, that's your monday morning forecast. >>> this weekend's box office heist went off without a hitch. >> it's not about the money. it's about the challenge. >> stand by. >> should i get in and get out. >> three, two, one. >> without anyone knowing i was there. >> den of thieves 2 debuted at number one, taking in $15.5 million. mufasa the lion king and sonic the hedge hog 3 came in at numbers two and three. >>> coming up, we have your sunday night football highlights. but first, we've got ts r hifo you. yeah, two questions about meta. arghh! [explosion] ug

grandes, palisades eaton y en las Últimas horas se sumaron dos nuevos incendios en ventura y en riversidelos Últimos detalles. >> la imagen es la de un campo de batalla. comunidades enteras destruidas y la situaciÓn podrÍa empeorar con el regreso de los poderosos vientos de santa ana que han provocado nuevos incendios como el de hato en el condado de ventura, donde mÁs de 50 acres de terreno fueron consumidos por las llamas. mÁs al sur, las autoridades califican las siguientes horas como crÍticas. >> el clima ha estado bastante seco. en los siguientes minutos se espera que va a comenzar el el la el viento a soplar y eso bueno, complica la situaciÓn para nosotros. >> durante una semana entera, el sur de california se ha visto envuelto en llamas. mÁs de 40.000 acres de terreno han quedado reducidos a cenizas, destruyendo casas, escuelas, negocios y los recuerdos de personas como don guadalupe, quien no da crÉdito a lo que pasÓ en su vecindario de altadena. >> sÍ, es mÁs que pesadilla. la pesadilla pasa, pero esto apenas empieza. >> autoridades federales investigan el incendio de pacific par

then we have the red including places like wrightwood, palmdale, riverside, temecula. and the orange is the elevated risk that is today. but look what happens tomorrow. it looks almost exactly the same. we're looking at an extreme risk once again, that super dangerous in the same places where you're looking at that pink glendora to santa clarita, the thousand oaks. we have this red here, including places like just north of santa barbara, wrightwood, riverside, temecula. so it looks a lot like it did today. and we will keep that risk in place on wednesday as well. liz mentioned this too. we're seeing some improvement, the containment up to 33% now for the eaton fire. that just came in 14%. two for palisades fire. the worst fire looking better to 89% contained. that's been that number for quite a bit. but this is going to be the big story as we go throughout time here. not only are we looking at really dry conditions, but these winds are going to start up once again. we're going to see those northeasterly winds. that's a warming wind. it's a dry wind. so right now we're

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we also have all of our units down here in san diego, riverside, san bernardino that have staffing patterns. no one's going home. we're staffing all our extra engines. it's all hands on deck for this wind event. yeah. s southern california, you haven't gotten a lot of rain, but these santa ana winds, we have seen how vicious these santa ana winds can be in the past. but this year, in this situation, it's a triple threat because of the situation with no rain. and the fact, you know, that you guys are in a situation here where these winds are really going to pick up, right? right. and like we saw in november and december in ventura and malibu, we haven't had any rain since those conditions. so those fires burned hot and fast. and you know, we got to make sure that we if anything starts we keep them small. yeah that's a good, good goal. all right. thank you brant, thanks for being with us. and thanks, jessica. and stay safe. thank you. all right. california's commercial crabbing season finally opened this weekend after a multiple month delay. that means today it wi be the first day that it wil

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. >> i'm taking a look from the sky over los angeles county. thousands again, thousands of firefighters are working to put out the wind-driven flames and death toll up to 16 as we have said. but that is expected to go higher. cadaver dogs are being used to search some of the leveled neighborhoods. fires have burned more than 10,000 homes and other buildings since tuesday. the palisades fire stands again. 11% containment, the heat and fire 15%. the weather service again talking about strong santa ana winds and those could return. so let's go to kron 4 meteorologist scale long. she's here with the the winds. >> and a stronger push of those santa ana winds. >> for monday through the middle of the week, as you could see why red flag warnings are in place for ventura county and los angeles county until wednesday. so here are the conditions around the 2 major fires out to dina on the east air. the eaton fire, the pacific palisades over on the west th

in los angeles, orange county, ventura county, riverside county, san bernardino county, and san diegoised to assist and support the additional fire threat. >> with that, let's get a quick update from nbc meteorologist denise isaac. denise. so obviously, we're looking into the week ahead, all concerns about these winds that are coming in and how that might complicate these efforts to contain the fires. >> yes. >> and we are talking about the winds picking up as soon as tonight. so currently our winds aren't as bad. it is breezy out there, especially near the palisades fire and the eaton fire. but it's mainly, let's say, lighter winds because we're tracking anywhere between 3 to 10mph. but as i put my graphic in motion here, you can see that overnight they ramp up once again. you see that purple coloring. those are 40 mile per hour winds. and that's ahead of another area of low pressure that will come in and intensify our winds. so we do have red flag warnings in place all the way. now expanded north of oxnard down towards el cajon, escondido. so that's near baja california. red flag wa

county and the clay fire in riverside county also sparked evacuation orders. two new fires are burning in san diego county this afternoon, one near the border and another near la jolla. >>> here's a live look at that fire burning near the border in the area of otay mountain. the fire quickly spread growing to more than 140 acres, but thankfully, no homes or other buildings are in immediate danger. officials are now warning the dozens of surrounding communities to be cancer of unhealthy air quality. andres gutierrez is in castaic with the latest. >> reporter: fire crews are making progress battling the wind driven flames tearing through bone drive vegetation in california's latest large wildfire. >> i can't officially say it's been stopped in its perimeter yet, but it's slowed way down, looking really good. >> reporter: the hughes fire started wednesday morning and quickly erupted to more than 10,000 acres, about 16 square miles, forcing around 30,000 people to evacuate their homes and businesses. fire crews say they have a better handle on this fire compared t

. >> riverside county, please stop. thank you so much. >> oh, my goodness. praise the lord. i mean -- they're going to really douse this fire here. >> an amazing television moment, and certainly an amazing moment of humanity. let me bring in al roker now. al, what are the conditions that helped fuel these fires? is there any sense and sign of relief? >> there is somey leaf coming, lester. we saw those air flights. winds have died down. since october 1st, they've gotten less than 10% of average rainfall. the good news is this high pressure, low pressure combo squeezing these out, that's been the problem. now they're starting to move to the east and separate. so the winds are starting to die down. that's good news. in fact, you can see those winds overnight. next thing we're worried about, that storm system in the southwest. that's going to cause 52 million people to be under winter warning. snowfall in dallas. 3 to 6 in tupelo. plus icy conditions in texas to the southeast. big travel problems over the next 24 hours. >> okay, al. thank you for that update. >>> in 60 seconds,

earlier the clay fire started in riverside county.es were in danger at one point but firefighters were still able to get a handle on this one pretty quickly. thankfully. the most damaging fires, the the eton and palisades fire just days after they started. firefighters are doing what they can to protect areas the eton fire didn't touch become close to. kelsey is down south and flinched tonight. >> reporter: we are out here where you can see crews are actively working to clear debris overnight in preparation for what is expected to be a very windy next couple of days. the area we are at is northwest of altadena. the area that was really hit hard by the eton fire last week. now this area is an area of concern as the wind is pick up. the eton fire could try to move back this direction. we are in a neighborhood that is in the foothills on the other side of this . they are worried about fires starting in the valley and working its way up this hill and really impacting these houses. this crew that is working here is actually a crew of inmat

both both loved music and both teens died in the bedroom of their homes in riverside county. 2 separate incidents from fentanyl related overdoses. got on my knees and i i begged pleaded with god begging him to take me instead to please save them. you know. >> and the fact i was in that position twice. you know, it's both of my kids. it's just it's surreal to me reading parents like tammy line, gordon are at the center of a deadly opioid crisis, crushing communities across america. >> line gordon son, tyler, passed away in 2020. he took what he thought was percocet, but it contained fentanyl that tyler purchased on snapchat. 10 months later, her daughter jenna, died after unknowingly taking counterfeit xanax that investigators told line gordon was pure fentanyl. neither one of them men to end up dead. most fentanyl shipments are trafficked into the u.s. from mexico. this poison, this drug that's coming in from the cartels is out there. >> and you need to be careful because if you get your hands on the wrong stuff, you can die. the drug enforcement administration says seizures of fentanyl

humidity 1000 oaks 85%. 83% in malibu near that active fire santa clarita, 78% downtown los angeles, riverside, at 68%. the winds are generally fairly light out there. but there is some concern. you see all the areas shaded in brown there, the possibility of more fire conditions breaking now as we head toward the beginning of this next week with another round of some of those gusty offshore winds. so going to be watching out for that as we get in toward the next week. in the meantime, though, yeah, the good news is you get that on shore when a look at the humidity, it's just come up. last week are talking about humidity down the teens, some case all the way down into the single digits. so when you get that driving just burn very, very rapidly, higher humidity really slows things down. so things looking good overall. i think the pattern tonight, little bit more of a west northwesterly wind as we take you through the night tonight that will bring some more of that moisture onshore. now as we head through the day tomorrow and you notice also those winds switch directions, more of an offshore wind

county, orange county off to the east, there near san bernardino, riverside counties. and actually the red flag warnings extend down east of san diego. and if you look closely, this includes the channel islands and catalina island offshore. you don't see that often, and let alone you usually do not see it at all in january. but here's the situation as we continue to see regan here that hasn't seen much measurable rain since before last summer. now, 1:00 tomorrow afternoon, wind gusts speeds across those mountains northwest of los angeles. 60 to 80mph could be locally higher on those ridge lines. and there you see the wind speeds staying strong through about midday tuesday. and then eventually by tuesday evening, wind speeds start to settle down again across southern california. now, closer to home, we'll have our own taste of offshore winds, just not as strong in most of those will be up on the north bay mountains for the wind sheltered valleys. some chilly mornings ahead. as you're about to see frost advisories up for parts of the bay area tonight, 47 degrees right no

firefighters arrived saturday at lax and dozens received training yesterday at riverside to prepare.des members of the federal fire team and the mexican army. 73 firefighters will work alongside local fire crews. this is to set up those fire lines. cal fire says that they are thankful for the added manpower. well, new at 11, beyonce announces a $2.5 million donation to help families who lost their homes in the wake of the california wildfires. the be good la fire relief fund will also help churches and community centers address the needs of displaced residents, as well as helping those who lost their homes in the altadena and pasadena areas. the donations will be made through her foundation. los angeles. firestorm is a reminder for everyone you need a home inventory just to get any type of payment from your insurance company. consumer investigator chris chmura shows us what that is and how to easily create one. a home inventory is a list of everything you own and insure. if you ever have to file an insurance claim, you have to prove what you had before you get paid. having a home inv