yeah, yeah, but pnb rock and stephanie dressed down to head to roscoe's, and stephanie had raised concerns about him wearing so much jewelry in a restaurant, he declined, telling her it's in god's hands. >> this surveillance footage shows pnb rock and stephanie walking in. it's lunch time 12:28 p.m. as they wait, a man seated to the right fist bumps the rapper, but the couple is quickly taken to a table. the waitress can later be seen bringing their food. stephanie posts a photo of their meal to instagram geo, tagging the restaurant's south la location. but what they don't know outside in the parking lot, a plot is being hatched to rob the rapper of the half $1 million in jewelry that he's wearing. >> although it was 1230, i think this was like a tuesday. this was not a day that you would think that you need to keep your head on the swivel, or be alert to crime, or someone trying to jack me, rob me, steal from me. >> but at 1:16 p.m, a gunman walks inside, ready to score. >> there was some sort of verbal exchange at this point. >> at 1:17 p.m, the unarmed security guard notices the commoti

stephanie, our thanks to you and your team there. stephanie: thank you.of questions remain about the response to these deadly wildfires. let's look at some of those with juliette kayyem, a former assistant secretary at the department of homeland security. now at the harvard kennedy school. let's talk about some of the conversation in questions around water usage. you heard in the report about these moments when hydrants were going dry as firefighters were trying to use them to fight the flames. what do we know about the municipal water system and the role it is meant to play in these efforts and what happened? juliette: what we know is that no city is built for a municipal water system to deliver assistance during what is essentially a wildland fire. this is the challenge los angeles is facing now. you have a wildland urban interface. the best way to fight a wildland fire is by using helicopters and dropping water on it. we don't have that capacity now because of the winds and because you are in populated areas so they are essentially doing hand-to-hand c

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stephanie: i'm stephanie sy wood news hour west.the days latest headlines area in the middle east, israel allowed hundreds of thousands of palestinians to return to northern gaza today after a two-day delay. gazans were ordered to move south early in the war, stoking fears they'd never be allowed to return home. amna has our report. amna: in gaza today, rare scenes of grief, 7-year-old retal subuh excited to return home after 15 months of war. >> i'm happy that i get to go back home to gaza city and back to school. amna: some 200,000 palestinians made the trek north today by foot, carriage and car to reunite with their homes and their loved ones. that includes mahoud and ibrahim al-atut, twins separated for more than a year as the fighting destroyed everything around them. the return is bittersweet. north gaza lies in ruins and many heading back today, like salem badawi, say their homes are destroyed. >> we want to go back home. we're tired. we're depressed. but there's no house to go back to. it's charred and burnt down, along with

stephanie: but also officials.ojected on a wall in los angeles' emergency operations center earlier this month. shortly after the fires exploded, another blaze threatened homes near hollywood, not far from where padmanabhan lives. sekhar padmanabhan: that had an evacuation words basically just down the street. and the helicopters were going above my house and i could hear with the window. and i was watching it on watch duty. and it was really, it was a surreal experience, because, like, i report on these things, but then it's my place, that, like, ok, where are my cats? you know, what am i going to do with this? so it was a real interesting perspective, but also peace of mind, because i knew that we had a number of people reporting on it and that would get the information that i needed, my sister needed, everybody else needed. stephanie: so this is an app you would trust with your own life? sekhar padmanabhan: yes, absolutely. stephanie: at the end of 2024, watch duty had nearly three million app users. since the l

stephanie sy has our report.: as part of a nationwide enforcement blitz that resulted in nearly 1000 arrests on sunday, president trump's border czar tom homan was on the ground in chicago. in an interview aired yesterday, homan said the priority was nabbing people with criminal records. >> if you're in the country illegally, you're on the table because it's not ok to, you know, violate the laws of this country. you got to remember, every time you enter this country illegally, you violated a crime under title viii, the united states code 1325, it's a crime. stephanie: other federal agencies like the drug enforcement administration and the fbi were involved in arrests with immigration customs enforcement in states like california, colorado, texas, arizona, and georgia. in chicago, immigrant enclaves were on edge. on the city's northwest side, non-profit onward house provides support services for migrants, including this woman. she says she came to the u.s. from mexico with her family a year ago to flee gang violen

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stephanie: l.a.ief christian crowley did not detail just how many extra firefighters were initially called in, but she defended the department's response. kristin crowley: we have the capability, and we did, pull every resource in and around the area. we pre-deployed the resources in very, very calculated ways throughout the city, also not knowing where a fire might start and might not start. i think that's very, very important that everybody understands that. stephanie sy: more than two dozen people are still missing. dogs trained to locate human remains are now combing the debris in both major burn zones, helping hundreds of first responders complete a painstaking house-by-house search. >> it's a considerable amount of structures to search, thousands, and it's going to be a long process. stephanie: officials have charged at least nine people for isolated incidents of looting. and l.a. county supervisor lindsey horvath issued a stern warning to businesses that may try to profit from the crisis by pr

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i'm stephanie lin. happy new year to you. it is saturday january the 4th. >> let's get started with dave spahr in the weather center. hello. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and i have for all of the acts we had over the holidays. everything about some comments. well, relative calm coming our way with a mixed bag of some sun and clouds there for you. >> temperatures still a bit on the cool side. we have to keep in mind that is still january. so have that winter, like weather, at least in that front. >> meanwhile, first things first. our beauty shot coming in the east bay shoreline. you can see some sunshine already penetrating. they're a little bit. we do have that lower level moisture to keep in mind. that does produce a little bit the way that to leave fog, which we're seeing in central valley. the storm tracker shows us some scattered clouds at work, but on balance, pretty clear right now, although again, low level moisture as a player, lot of 40's on the board. you can see here we didn't dip too much

stephanie: l.a.or karen bass, who has faced criticism over funding for the fire department and being away when the fires broke out, said she assessed the damage on an aerial tour. karen bass: it's one thing to see it on television. it's another thing to see it from air. while we're preparing for the next couple of days, we also want to move into the time when we prepare for moving forward and rebuilding, but making sure that we can get people's lives back and whole. stephanie: before they can rebuild, more than 88,000 angelenos remain evacuated, many unsure how much has been lost or saved. officials say evacuation orders will remain in place until conditions are safe. for thousands, including brentwood resident aviva copaken, the road ahead is difficult to contemplate. >> my landlord tries to update us every day, and he's been saying that it definitely could change. if it does change, i actually don't know where i would go, to be honest. like, i don't have family here. i have friends, but they're all

i'm stephanie lin. it's saturday january, the 25th we get started this hour with a look at the weather with meteorologist kathy attracted. >> good morning to you, kathy. how's it looking out there? >> well, good morning to you, stephanie. my goodness gracious. it is quite a change in weather today because we've had some warm warmer than normal temperatures. and now everything is changing. it's cool. it's going to get even colder and we're going to have a chance of some rain drops this morning and a chance of some rain drops tomorrow as well. so future rain totals not terribly impressive. it'll be hit and miss kind of spotty possibility of rain and maybe 2 tenths of an inch, maybe one 10th of an inch maybe you'll see nothing. so it's impossible to forecast exactly where because this is a little bit tough to forecast. but overall, we have not only the cold weather and the possibility of some raindrops. we also have a host of advisories. there's a dense fog advisory for sonoma county through 9 o'clock this

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stephanie, back to you.hy, thank you. >> artist from texas painted a mural in pasadena to remember the victims of the eaton fire that tore through out to dina last week. newell painter of wrote mark, excuse me, roberto marquez says he was in new orleans working on a mural for the victims of the new year's day truck massacre. when he got word of the devastation caused by the southern california fires. keep the memory alive. made are people working flowers montreal. and those sop to by the end the >> the pasadena community comes together for a vigil to honor the victims this saturday. media group is partnering with the red cross to raise money for wildfire victims in southern california. you can scan the qr code on your screen to help. several class action lawsuits or claim a san jose base, paypal used a browser extension tool to steal commissions for online sales meant for social media. influencers. honey is a browser extension. used to find coupon codes for people online shopping. once it's installed, it wil

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and stephanie, one step prison, the captive tre. exchange happens. thanks, stephanie. both i'll clue is in northern garza with thousands of people display spies, right? a tons of retaining to what's left of the homes. so today is the 1st day of the ceasefire. and that is why the army with a drill full value of the box and then nothing gotten slipped. residence. people know wherefores to move from nothing goes trip to the gospel city now on returning to the homes as you continue to see behind you and allow me to slip away. so people started to return to the hose, hopefully a bunny lease. i left you a little, i spent the last 3 months displaced and l shockey district. thanks a lot for the truth and i am now going to see how my houses. hopefully i will find a few holes to live behind. i used to live in this building with my family, so my uncles, families will look on things even on about a kind of solo of it. it was a 5 stroll building. the building used to host around 50 people, including my father, myself and our families. something of them and to show you when i starte

stephanie deck was standing by for us in a body. jordan includes where he is in con you to say the southern gauze of assess, that's close. i have to honey booth is a day of and bella in central garza. and of course how do you so much on to the page? should it lie to the potential ceasefire? how people are reacting to this delay on the cell? there's much whole bunch on these abrasions, but unfortunately this whole is mixed with that inside the on with the that distress that has been caused by the delay from these really side that the, the buyer was supposed to expect that 830. but the statement via the rated prime minister office made sure to do to point out that received fire has not taken effect until the list of names been submitted to the rarely site. and this has increase the level of, i mean by the, the level of skepticism as of now look for the past and months, palestinians have every time there was a talk about these fire, their hopes were mixed with this skepticism and the cause of optimism. and for a lot of them, there is n

. ♪ stephanie: i'm stephanie sy with newshour west.r storm is still rolling across the u.s., beginning with blizzard conditions in the plains last night, and dropping snow onto mid-atlantic states this morning. at least four people have died, and dozens have been injured. the national weather service warned some places could see their heaviest snowfall in a decade. geoff bennett has our report. geoff: in washington, d.c. this morning, the competition was fierce. >> you just all me nail that guy in the face. geoff: huge crowds gathered at meridian hill park for a i'm less day tradition. the snowball fight. the nation's capital received its first major snow of the winter as a polar vortex chills a large part of the country. baltimore was blanketed in white this morning as maryland closed government offices and canceled classes. temperatures are expected to plunge from the northeast to as far south as florida. in woodbridge, virginia, residents were snowed in. >> my four-wheel-drive broke down. i'm using the two wheel drive. hopefully i c

we go that fast with stephanie that was started by stephanie. we were waiting for 3 names to be given by her boss, to the as riley. this is why the si fi was sold for at least a few hours. yes, more or less 3 hours to be exact. those names handed over, they were issued initially by him asked his folks person, and these were the prime minister's office. now confirming they have been released, they've been verified, and the families have been informed. you show their pictures there. they're basically 3 women are in their mid twenties to early thirties. one of them was taken from the super an over music festival on the early morning of october, the 7th and the other 2 from the composites of gospel, as they are part of a list of 33 captives that will be reduced over the next $42.00 days which is the 1st phase of this, he's fired and returned today. what we expect is for around $9055.00 listing and prisoners to be released from is ready jails and handed over to their families as well. most of those coming from the occupied was fine. so this is what w

back to stephanie. >> all right, bill, thanks so much. we have new video showing masked people appearing to be lurking outside the home in pleasanton before breaking in pleasanton. police say these 3 people right there on your screen. they broke into a home just last week, according to officers, the burglars entered the home through a rear glass store. in just 10 minutes, they were able to steal several items and leave before police arrived. the suspects were seen leaving the area in a light colored land rover suv with a stolen license plates. and one person is dead this after car crashed, they ran off highway 4 into the bar tracks onto the bar tracks. i should say. officers say the car crashed through barriers and made its way onto the tracks near the pittsburg bay point station around 3.45. this morning, multiple lanes of the freeway near bailey road were temporarily shut down. train service was halted as a result but says the car did did see significant damage. it also damaged the rail on that part at nearby bart station in need some r

so, stephanie, back to you. all right. thanks so much, kathy, with wildfires devastating southern california. some wonder what teck resources can help. >> during a disaster rich demuro takes a closer look in this week's richaun tack. >> rich demuro hair richaun tack in las vegas at cs 2025. or the wildfires have impacted this show as well and unique way. many attendees from los angeles either didn't come in all or they had to go home early to check on the situation back at home. and everyone at the show. so many attendees came up to me to express their best wishes for everyone in los angeles impacted. now with that in mind, we decided to scour the show floor for any technology that might help in an emergency situation. >> at cs 2025, in las vegas. in addition to the gadgets and ai another key topic, the devastating wildfires in los angeles. i'm also one of the people who live in california was also very concerned about wildfires. disaster tech has always been on display. now it's being noticed. we're always looking out be

stephanie?e, many of us are thinking about healthier eating habits in the new year. if you're looking to kick, start your wellness journey with delicious nutritious meals. we've got you covered. earlier today, we were joined by leslie dabney, the vineyard mom who shared some simple and flavorful recipes that could help satisfy your taste buds. watch list. it's good morning, leslie. good morning, stephen. happy new new year. we made it. we had a fabulous season. yes, fun family friends. >> and food. yes, resolution is, by the way, no, something eating healthy is one of and how about you? do you have one myself as well and also to drink more water good. that's a great one. and that is something that really helps with, you know, our health and you know, something eating healthy is one of the top new year's resolutions that i'm exercising absolute. so i'm going to help you with one of them here because not going exercise right now. not right now, you you're going to make some delicious food. so toda

. ♪ stephanie: here are the latest headlines.0,000 people are under evacuation orders tonight is a fast-moving wildfire burns in the hills lining the coast of los angeles. this evening, california governor gavin newsom said the palisades fire has already destroyed many structures but did not give an exact number. at least 13,000 structures are threatened of the wind whipped plays. fire crews are trying to contain the fire which has exploded in size to more than 1200 acres since igniting this morning. the national weather service is warning of life-threatening, destructive gusts of wind in the coming days. the windstorms could be the worst in a decade. smoke from the blaze can be seen for miles with traffic jammed up as locals try to flee the area. meantime, a so-called polar vortex is bringing below-freezing temperatures as far south as the gulf coast. the frigid air comes as millions in central and eastern parts of the country dig out from a winter storm that snarled roads and toppled trees. washington, d.c.'s most significant s

i'm stephanie live. thank you for the privilege of your time.e is grant and vicki with what's coming up next on kron. 4 news at 4 guys. stephanie, today at 4, a big announcement. >> by san francisco mayor daniel lurie who says the major conferences coming back to the city. >> why he says this is key revitalizing san francisco. plus, budget crisis for the oakland unified school district. >> long before that district runs out of money and what's being done to help? i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. the news at 4 next. >> for a multi-billion dollar settlement with a major opioid producer just announced attorney general rob bonta says this is going to help opioid crisis. >> and the community is coming together to remember the victims of that half moon bay mass shooting people there are

stephanie, back to you. kathy, thank you. >> developing in monterey county crews with the environmental protection agency pulled up after this massive fire broke out at a battery storage plant in moss landing. this fire forced hundreds of residents to evacuate and people as far north and santa cruz were warned not to breathe the air outside crump was jeff moment explains that local officials want someone to be held accountable. >> billowing flames as tall as the smokestacks has one of the largest battery storage facilities in the world burns forcing evacuations thursday night. but on friday evening, more than 1200 of those evacuees could finally return home. yeah, be nice. this one to come and make sure everything's still in place. some people like robert jones left to the monterey area to ride out the fire wasn't too disruptive. sure, many others defied the orders and stayed put. i didn't evacuate. i just i stayed here last night. >> and went to work today. >> everyone, though, thankful there were no injuri

let's close over to stephanie decker, all correspondent, and the joe daily, and compet lamond and stephanie started because as well as ben dell deserve from operating within its borders. and stephanie, i just begin with the statement being made by a senior military official. what one does sometimes that words and phrases a very important at the time like this. i'm wondering whether the blame game has begun. the yes, terminology is every 2nd when it comes to the story of israel and palestine. but we've had a statement from these ready armies spokesperson saying that the ceasefire. they're not going to adhere to it until how mass issues the names of the captives that will be released today. again, everything is important in language. there is no one saying the ceasefire is off the table. this is something that nobody expects. we are expecting a delay, whether that's going to be, you know, a couple of hours pushed into the evening this, nobody knows. but i think there was a consensus that this is going to go ahead. why? because of the international pressure on the outside, on both players, bot

stephanie. >> that's right. we're right outside the valley fair mall and many people in many drivers have been showing their support for this large rally that's taking over multiple blocks outside here in san jose at 5, they went from here to santana row where they marched through. and now back to wrap this protest. as you can see, a lot of people here are speaking up against what they're calling discriminatory threats by the president as he starts his second term. they continue their chance. >> first downs, tanner wrote to get the attention of drivers and shoppers with signs honks and their voices. these >> are protesting president trump's vow to end birthright citizenship and asylums. >> many say they are comforted by the fact that we live in california and have a governor that's fighting for immigrant community. but given everything that's been said in president's president's speech about a slew of these executive orders to come, the protesters say now is the time to speak up and that's what they're doing, es

but again, even here, stephanie. all right, kathy, thank you so much.s capitol is gearing up for monday's presidential inauguration and major security efforts start going into effect this weekend. >> fencing is up around the capitol and officials say they're ready. washington correspondent trevor shirley is in dc with more. >> with bitterly cold temperatures forecasted for the nation's capital. on monday, we've learned the presidential inauguration will be moved inside to the capitol rotunda, although we don't expect this to change any of the security plans that are already underway. >> it's an ever changing threat environment. and so we stay flexible. and while the security plan is flexible, the fencing that's already up is not. we're hopeful that that will keep any of the protests from getting too close to the capital. nearly 30 miles worth of anti scale fencing will protect the capitol. another key event sites around washington. this all-star team is working to keep everyone safe while minimizing disruptions to the public as much as possible. some ro

stephanie. thank you. evacuation orders remain in place for parts of monterey county this afternoon after a fire broke out at a battery plant yesterday. county officials said in a briefing the fire released a plume of toxic materials into the air when that blaze began around 3 o'clock at the vistra power plant. one of the largest battery plant in the world. firefighters say they are not engaging with this fire there waiting for it to burn out on its own. that's the situation that they've assess their no injuries or deaths reported. the cause of the fire is unclear. it is unknown how long this blaze will last for. >> county leaders declared a local emergency over the incident today. >> if you're new of all energy is going to be the future. it really needs arrest and safe energy. and i'm not going to arrest and leave this until i know that we have a safe. a safe environment, a safe operation over standing area. >> supervisor church says residents have expressed concerns in the past about the battery plants.

stephanie elam, stephanie stay safe. we'll come back to you. kate. >> so stephanie is in pacific palisades. we're going to be getting to a guest shortly, also in pacific palisades. but before that, we're starting to get a sense of some of the injuries that people are suffering from the fires as people are trying to run and flee from the fire, civilian and firefighters alike. >> we have obviously had a significant amount of injuries and burns from patients trying to escape the fire. that left too late, and we were able to obviously treat them and bring them to local area hospitals. but we urge everyone to exit immediately while it is still safe. we have a very large mandatory evacuation area and there's safe exit corridors to get out. >> talk about burn injuries, broken bones, head trauma, smoke inhalation injuries a lot. they are dealing with. joining us right now is joining us right now is brant pascoe a battalion chief with cal fire. thanks so much for jumping on the phone. talk to me. what does pacific palisades look like from your perspecti

thank you, stephanie. president trump not holding back when it comes to enforcing his immigration policies. ice agents have been spotted conducting operations in san jose. the rapid response network is a nonprofit that tracks ice activity. that group says the agents were seen along capitol avenue near alum rock avenue this morning. this is video from yesterday near story road in king road. the nonprofit believes the person was detained it also believes isis targeting people with existing deportation orders. in a statement, san jose's mayor matt mahan said, quote, i sincerely hope that ice remains focused on enforcement actions related to violent and serious criminals harming our city, not neighbors who are contributing and law-abiding members of our community. added that san jose police do not assist with ice operations. ice agents are not simply carry out. president trump's directives in san jose know kron 4 has confirmed that ice agents were also in san francisco on friday. kron four's dan kerman is here

okay, stephanie will come back to you. i want to go to gaza and speak to honey, my food, get some reaction from darrow, by the end. central guns with honey since we last spoke. we've had this news coming in from the prime minister. it is rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu that the sci fi will not begin without a list of the captive, said a jew to be released today. 3 women over the age of 50. we believe a any reaction yet to this news of the lien. as soon as the, the news is started circulated among people here i just find out we, we have people who are starting to pour into the hospital and we are waiting for the moment that the ceasefire is going to take effect here. they will.

stephanie, tell us what you're seeing. i know a lot of eyes are on this because just the potential for more destruction is is high. >> yeah. and, jessica, what you're seeing, maybe you can tell it on me, but the wind gusts just started to pick up. right now, what we've seen out here in the last hour is that the wind has shifted directions here. you can see behind me. i'll move out the way so i can get a shot of that. that dark cloud means it's just found some fresh fuel. it just got darker. so there's something down there that is burning. those firefighters that are there in the area. i talked to them in front in that house. those are firefighters from utah that drove here a couple nights ago. oh, here we come. it looks like a spotter is coming through right now. and so they're guarding the back of those houses right there that are up against the canyon. people move here because they like the interface with nature. um, but this is also the downside of that. right? so the winds are picking up. that is blowing to a westerly

stephanie, your vantage point there. i know you've been watching teams all day in the sky, on the ground. what more can you tell us? >> jessica, i wanted to show you something different this hour because i want to highlight this ridge behind me. we're on top. it looks like that sandy color up there. you can see there's a vehicle up there. we watched them bulldoze that and make it wider. and we now know why they have been doing that. and that is because we were just informed by lafd, the los angeles fire department, that the winds are about to change. and so this fire that you've been seeing burning here next to us and has been burning for quite some time, and they've been manning and watching through this mandeville canyon here. the winds are going to change. and these fires that are burning here are going to head toward where we're standing. so what they're trying to do is create defensible space. that is a place where they can make sure that they have a break so that the fire does get there. they can stop it. they have

stephanie deca engineer. stephanie, thank you to the that's all from the wildfires. roberts and los angeles county has risen to 24 bits. sphere defies crude watson as windsor forecast is strengthened before western states. some of those affected visited pop up the nation sides to get water and food includes from volunteers for the voice from octavia near the egypt fire. it is the worst things in life that can bring out the best in humanity to eat and fire is still burning up in the mountains above. i lie, but down on the ground it is left thousands in need that just trying to get 5 minutes find minute meal buying meal from the old to the young. they all don't they think? oh is here to donate my backpack since i got a new one for christmas. so i just wanted to be nice. i'm volunteering. i just wanted to feel like i was helping thousands of cars and trucks, bringing food, blankets, and other essentials to this site. made a disaster hit out to teen a neighborhood, a few hours of flames destroyed, lifetimes of memories, the raising homes to the ground, claiming lives. an

stephanie lynn sat down with lee to discuss her plans for the city. >> and what she thinks about the problems facing the police department and homelessness. >> the number of homeless people increased about 9% between 2022 2024, we heard from governor gavin newsom saying that he would threaten to withhold state funding from local cities, local governments if they didn't follow through with encampment sweeps, would you follow through with that directive? well, we directives. we have to understand how to manage directives. a humane way. first of all, we need to make sure that people who are unsheltered have a place to live. and the first part of this is making sure people unfortunately are unsheltered. we find places transitional housing, mental health services, hopefully a job and the job training so that they can get into permanent housing right away. we can't let this happen and let people stay on the streets is a moral disgrace. first, i wouldn't even have have a directive. tomorrow. disgrace. it's inhumane is wrong. and people living on the streets you are there for many reasons. s

stephanie. so a quite a fast moving situation in the last few minutes and just another development that i'm seeing on the news was wondering if he can comment on israel saying that it's would cover the body of his soul. jet killed in 2014 hours before the gauze. the ceasefire was due to come into place. what move are you hearing from the is really side. yes, they've confirmed that they recovered the body of orange howell. this is a soldier killed in the 2014 were actually interesting. the i have a personal story to that and myself. and so i meet our cameraman, were in garza during the 2014 war and we were at ship the hospital doing lives. and suddenly, over the loudspeakers, an announcement came that they had captured from him as that they had captured. and his release soldier and people started celebrating, i'd have, and somebody was telling me that the understanding particularly heard some of the walkie talkie to was that the soldier of and captured alive. this wasn't the case. the soldier at

cnn's stephanie elam live in pacific palisades. stephanie, you just put your goggles on. we've heard from you. you've never seen anything like this. >> no. and i really feel like i'm in a hurricane the way the winds are blowing. except for the fact that i'm surrounded by all the smoke and the smell that that acrid smell of a wildfire when it's burning through buildings. and the winds have really picked up. also, i can tell you that there was a building standing there. we watched it burn down, but now i think that this is an apartment complex, and i can see now that there are little spots burning inside this building. we are concerned that this building may go up. not sure yet. you can see that it's still burning on the other side of it there. this is the reason why tens of thousands of people have been evacuated. while we see these three blazes threatening homes, burning down homes. we know homes have been lost at this point. we know that there are tens of thousand people without power. some of them shut off for safety to try to contain how bad these blazes can grow here.

stephanie. in our continuing coverage on the catastrophe in southern california. >> the number of people killed in the palisades and eaton fires is now up to 16. the la county medical examiner's office revealing 5 new deaths from this disaster. they're tying 11 deaths in total to the eaton fire and 5 to the palisades fire and then tore a county sheriff's office also says and died while trying to escape the all of us fire near the santa clara river. and this is the latest incident that from cal fire. take a look. you'll notice there are fewer fires burning this morning right now. cal fire is reporting, though, for major blazes in los angeles county. but there are also multiple smaller fires which you can see marked by the red dots right there on your screen. now for the latest on the bigger fires, the hurst fire burning in sylmar is now 76% contained after burning nearly 800 acres. it started tuesday evening forcing evacuation orders in the area. you're calabassas. the kenneth fire is now 80% con

stephanie. >> that's right. now, while all that rally has now turned into a march, its planned and they just now started making their way past santana row. as you can see, a large number of people were kind of at the back end it. so you can see all the signs and protests that are happening. but it's a large variety of local organizations that are here. their commonality is that they're standing up to the now president for his second term and his threats once again continuing for the immigrant community. they have joined together to speak up to counteract what they're calling discriminatory threats by the president as he starts his second term. what signs and their voice as these groups are protesting. the president and his vow to end birthright citizenship as well as asylums. many say they're comforted by the fact that we live in california and have a governor that is fighting for the immigrant community but still get in everything that was said in the president's speech with those slew of executive orders that

stephanie. all right, kathy, thank you. a big story for us this morning. tiktok is officially off line in the united states. >> it happened just hours before the ban was scheduled to take effect around 7.30 last night. our time users trying to log on to their accounts were presented with this message. you can see it here. reads, quote, sorry, tiktok is not available right now. a law banning tiktok has been enacted in the u.s. president elect trump has said he will most likely give tiktok a 90 day reprieve from the ban. some kind of deal is worked out on friday, the supreme court upheld a federal law banning the app unless its china-based company, parent company, rather cells to an approved buyer. right now, the only thing that's clear is the fact that people who want to use the app are out of luck. bay area influencers who relied on the app for income are responding to the shutdown. many holding out the hope that tiktok will be saved during donald trump's presidency. >> i really thought that was

i'm stephanie rothman. president trump's plans of mass deportations are already underway as ice agents report. >> at least 1400 arrests around the country with many more expected to come tonight, we're learning more about target operations in the bay area. san jose mayor matt mahan office told kron 4 that i stations were in the city today. mahan says he hopes that ice is targeting criminals and not law abiding citizens. tonight, we'll hear more from those directly impacted the legal challenges now emerging and how local operations played a part and the national immigration debate. and while no arrests of undocumented people were put out san jose, the migrant community there says they're scared of future enforcement kron. 4 shock moment reports. >> this is the target parking lot at east side. san jose where local organizations tell us they spotted several ice agents loading up one of their trucks. they tell us it's the first time in many years they've seen immigration officials in this part of san jose, whic

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stephanie. vicki, president trump says openly allowing transgender people in the military undermines military readiness and unit cohesion. >> advocates say this is the latest example of an administration determined to restrict the rights of the lgbtq community. local groups say they're not backing down. >> i saw traumatic things about the way people outed hunted, humiliated. stephanie waite is a transgender woman who served in the marines for 9 years during the 80's and the 90's before she transitioned. >> she says banning a group that already makes up a small minority in the military will only push people back into the closet like she had to do herself. we have a shameful past history in the past that were making progress on. >> and now this administration and its, you know, its supporters want to turn the clock back, at least 50 years on lgbtq, right, that groups of people simply because of what they are is completely contrary to the core military value. jorge reyes, salinas is with equity, ca

i'm stephanie conforto's. stephanie, some good information. there certainly was getting a little bit loud, but >> very important point that she made. lori says, look at week. >> we can't just keep spending our way out of these problems that there's not enough in the budget to handle that. and yet he also said that they didn't want to have any cuts to essential services. emt's police, fire, et cetera, et cetera. so that's going to be quite a balancing so much is made of. >> oakland's budget deficit, which is just north of 100 million dollars. san francisco is is closing in on a billion. so both cities that have the bay in between them are dealing with really difficult issues. now mayor lori is trying to paint today in an optimistic light. he says that says nature, stephanie referenced the effort to, you know, have sort of a cleaner, safer downtown area around this county center. not just win conferences might be there. you know, when sales force is hopping, looks great. you don't see a homeless person that you don't see any kind of crime. he sa

stephanie, expectations for the payrolls report?think the surprise from the report, given where markets are, or it could come in -- or it could come into the soft side. importantly, we are looking for an employment -- macron unemployment rate that could take up higher. -- ta\ cash -- tick up higher. a lot of the gains have been driven by health care and government and that is not a sign of a strong labor market. we think the underlying trend is 140,000, but at the margin it is softer than where consensus is at the moment. lisa: we were talking earlier with claudia, and she is talking about how the fed has injected volatility into the market. in particular as a result of its data point dependence. do you expect there to be volatility either way if there is any kind of surprise whatsoever on fridays payrolls? mark: we do. we also think volatility is going to be higher in the rates market this year. simply because the fed is so data-dependent and there is so much we don't know about next year. we do think a very data-dependent fed will

stephanie: las expectativas son altas. que puedo esperar la comunidad latina?gunos consideran que biden dejÓ una deuda con la comunidad migrante del paÍs. >> es lamentable que no se pudo aprobar dos leyes que fueron aprobadas en la cÁmara de representantes y se estancaron en el senado por la oposiciÓn de los republicanos. > la salida del demÓcrata en la casa blanca, estÁ en marcha. saddam: este prÓximo lunes 20 de enero le traeremos en vivo el especial de regreso de donald trump desde washington d.c. no sÓlo puede perder a travÉs de univisiÓn noticias.com vix a las ocho hora pacÍfico. ilia calderÓn hacen un avance de lo que podrÁ ver. ilia: hoy en el noticiero univisiÓn, le quedan menos de tres dÍas a tiktok para que sea comprada o suspendida sus operaciones en estados unidos luego de que la corte suprema ratificarÁ su previsiÓn. desde los Ángeles romy, abre la con familias que presenta una demanda legal contra la compaÑÍa de energÍa elÉctrica por su presunta responsabilidad en los devastadores incendios. con estos y otros hechos los es rebotando de doctor en d

stephanie gild is robin hood's head of investment strategy. cameron dawson, chief investment officer with new edge wealth. aiko yoshioka with the wealth enhancement group. welcome, everybody. it's good to have you with us. all right, cam, you first chopped a lot of wood over the last couple of weeks. now we're on this this swing higher today notwithstanding, how do we feel about the markets. >> we're sitting right near or right at that all time high. we've moved a lot in the last eight days. but i think the important thing to note is that there has been a very pro cyclical risk on tone to this market. look at things like cyclicals outperforming defensives high beta outperforming. that's a very good thing for risk appetite. the thing to watch is there's a little bit of a breadth divergence, meaning that we didn't get that typical kind of breadth thrust coming out of the low off of that 100 day moving average. so maybe there's a little bit more volatility in wood to chop. but of course earnings season coming in better than expected helps on the