.♪ >> hi, i am victor riparbelli, ceo of synthesia. am excited to share that we just raised $180 million to accelerate our mission to accelerate that chick of -- of bringing video to business. tom: nvidia-backed startup synthesia is now valued at 2.1 billion dollars. the latest series d funding will support the next phase of growth to cement it as a pioneer in generative ai for enterprise video. joining me now for an exclusive interview, the ceo and cofounder victor riparbelli, you can see in the video there. thanks for coming to the studio, friend of the show based in london, you when the team. we saw your avatar. legs moving, the facial expressions. that is the development with your avatar since the last time we had you on. you raised $180 million. how are you deploying that capital? victor: what we are doing is clearly working with our customers. they tell us there is still some way to go on the ai video to make the avatars more lifelike. we are looking at having avatars that can have conversations like we are doing right now. there

victor. he was obviously a great former president with all the things he did in the carter center on elections and curing african diseases, but that has somehow obscured the fact that he was, in my opinion, the most impactful one term president we've had in modern times. and the reason for that is, first, at home, the energy security that we have today is due to the three energy bills he got passed, which deregulated oil and gas, and we're now the biggest producer in the world of oil and gas. he brought conservation and renewable energy to us second, he was a great civil rights president. he appointed more african americans, hispanics and women to senior positions in his administration and to the judiciary than all 38 presidents before him put together. second and third, he deregulated the entire transportation system in the united states and made air travel available for the middle class. trucks, rail, airlines. and we wouldn't have cnn as we know it today without his deregulation of telecom

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>> so thank you, victor.he arc of his life goes from that farm that we're going to see, which had no insulation, no electricity, no indoor plumbing. they got their water from a windmill driven well and their connection to the outside world was a battery, battery powered radio. and the fact that he could come from that background to the white house is remarkable. but also, he lived in a county that was 60% black. his childhood playmates, with the encouragement of miss lily and his mother, were black. and so he understood in ways that other democratic candidates didn't. when he ran for president. and that was his policy director at that time. they were talking about new programs, and he connected with black voters because of the shared experience that he had. that really let him see personally the discrimination, the lack of opportunity. and when he went on the school board, victor, he went into a black school and he saw in a high school that the seats were for five and six year olds. it was impossible for a ki

listen to victor . the global south style design 2 feet these days looking to a brand new horizon. victor, we really appreciate you joining us here. we're not letting international victo to tivo whether i go a geo political. i listen businessman. thank you very much enjoying us on how to you. thank you for your time. thank you for joining us here for this program. life for most go well some, according to him, my economic stop by to is off. is that landscape ton of the tops of cheaper russian energy flowing into europe. now keeps binding to cut russian crude oil flowing through europe through the southern broncho, the blueish, but pipeline hunger. he says ukraine has taken upon himself a spock a deepening crisis in the e u, and that is putting kids hopes of joining the block very much in jeopardy since the end of ukrainian transit route. the price of natural gas and the european market has increased by 20 percent. thus, while ukraine aspires to join the u as a candidate, another decision has once again p

i'm victor blackwell. >> happy new year. it's good to have you back. >> yes, it's been two weeks. >> good to see you. it has been two weeks. i've been counting. i'm amara walker. thank you so much for being with us this morning. we are tracking the latest developments out of california, where devastating wildfires are blamed for at least 11 deaths so far. you're looking at brand new video taken early this morning over los angeles county, where the palisades fire rages on and it is quickly moving east. it is one of at least six major wildfires torching southern california. it's barely contained, but some of the smaller fires are nearly out. in all, nearly 36,000 acres have burned, more than twice the size of manhattan. red flag warnings for high winds did expire last night, so firefighters say they hope to make more progress soon. >> then we're just dealing with normal red flag conditions, which is totally different than the monstrosity that we've been dealing with. we have all the units in place. we've got over 3000 firefigh

victor tore i have to ask you quickly. to streamline permitting for the rebuilding of l.a. and three page executive order. are you worried are you worried about spending hundreds of billions of dollars in california with not very much in the way of change to the policies in california? i think donald trump needs a federal czar someone like elon musk to go out to l.a. and that person he or she should distribute federal moneys because giving it to gavin newsom is like giving a match to arsonist. it wouldn't work. federal government very careful so they don't have utopian agendas when they rebuild l.a. because i think that's what they will try to do. >> laura: they don't like single family homes unless they are living in them. single family homes they have been getting rid of those for decades. nightmare, the yard, the dog, the big family, the two cars. >> everything. >> laura: that's only for the rich people. victor, always great to have you on. thank you very much. elon musk and tiktok. heads exploding across the globe. ahe

james victor. he is an associate professor of european and american studies at the university of hong kong, so he has come a long way to be with us this evening. he teaches courses there on maritime history and the revolutionary atlantic. dr. victor is also the author of so great a profit: how the east indies transformed anglo- american capitalism, and the editor of british and french colonialism in africa, asia, and the middle east. connected empires across the 18th to the 20th centuries. his next monograph, suez passage to india, britain, france, and the great game at sea, 1798 to 1885, examines the interconnections between the british and french empires in asian waters from napoleon's invasion of egypt in 1798 to the french war in 1885. dr. victor received a ba in history and international studies from brown university in 2001 and a phd from harvard university in our backyard here in 2006. so, dr. victor, please come on up and join us. >> [ applause ] >> great, so just a note about our format. s

that help is much needed, victor. just in these critical hours before those winds come back. >> and, julia, if you will, could you update us on these evacuation orders and which neighborhoods are now affected? >> yeah, we're still 100,000 people under evacuation orders now. some some of them have been lifted in parts in the northern part. so again, the geography of los angeles on the other side of the hills here we have the san fernando valley, encino, the town of encino that has seen a lift on the evacuation orders. and just a reminder, you know, authorities are saying, please do listen to those alerts that come to you on your phones. a few days ago, we had a snafu with those alerts where erroneous alerts were sent to people that did not need to evacuate. and that has created a little bit of skepticism from the population and those alerts. but they're urging people to please heed them and pay attention to them. they said they are investigating. how is it that those erroneous alerts went out, but that for now, though,

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. >> i'm victor blackwell and i'm amara walker. you're in the cnn newsroom, right now. >> emergency crews in california have a little break in the high winds to try to get the flames under control. got a live look for you. now look at this. all the flames and the smoke there. this is mandeville canyon right now. fire officials told cnn this morning they're making progress. they're staying optimistic as they're battling at least six fires in the area of los angeles county. the palisades fire is now the most destructive to ever hit the county, and we just learned that it's now up to 11% contained. and at least 11 people have died. but authorities fear the death toll will rise once it's safe enough to really assess the damage. and that damage spans entire neighborhoods, including part of the iconic malibu coastline. many of the thousands of people forced to evacuate had mere minutes to escape the flames. >> one woman told cnn she saw the smoke and knew it was time to go. >> the flames just kept coming closer and closer to the house, a

special edition of the show coming to you from the doha form and cut our where we're talking with victor down the vice president of the center for china and globalization in beijing. i'm so glad you were able to join us today. thank you very much and let me just start out there been a lot of changes in the global topography of leadership over 4000000000 people voted in elections this year. and one of those elections was in the united states. my country and donald trump won that election. donald trump has had a lot to say on china, and he's been very tough on china. but my sense is, china is not freaking out about donald trump. but what is your view of how china sees the coming? trump of yours, 1st of all, congratulations on donald trump's. when in this presidential election, he actually deserved it. and now he not only has won the presidency of the repub, which is has now be in control of the house, as well as the send it. so its sweeping, we for mr. trump as well as the republican policy email little bit, i mean, not to be too facetious, like one party rule. well, it would never be. wel

uh, a cause my off that to you sleep personally is, are you surprised victor? i'm, this may be too strong a term, but are you surprised from your perspective of also being a major stakeholder? you're now involved in this region. more of china is more involved in this region of the impotence of error of states with regards to policy and situation. i've been surprised that there hasn't been stronger actions activities across the board of no air of state has ripped up its peace deal that had a peace deal with his real. and there's still belief that perhaps down the road there, there could even be a saudi as really normalization, despite what we've heard from savvy leadership recently, they might ignore the palestinian state issue and proceed in some normalization. i'm just interested in whether people think that palestine in the n n a just situation policies can be ignored to get to a different place there. and are you worried about that? i'm not worried about that. if you listen very carefully to what the kingdom of saudi arabia has to say, they put it very clear

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victor oquendo leading us off. victor, thank you. let's get right to chief meteorologist ginger zee, live in washington, d.c. tonight, and ginger, we mentioned reagan airport shut down tonight. and then the brutal cold coming, just as victor mentioned? >> reporter: that means that snow is going nowhere. david, five to eight inches is kind of the cake, and now we're getting the last burst of icing on the cake for the next couple of hours, until just after midnight. then we'll be rid of this storm. you can see the back end of it making it into southern new jersey. that's going to burst out of here. and then it sticks, because the wind chills will be 22, as far south as mobile. sub-freezing for corpus christi. alerts all the way to orlando. but those single digits that you're seeing in the wind chill department up in the great lakes, northeast, they're not going anywhere. they're going to stick around through most of this week. look at washington, d.c., only feeling like 4 on thursday. 8 below for kansas city with their biggest snowstor

uh, a cause my of that i started personally is, are you surprised victor? i'm, this may be too strong a term, but are you surprised from your perspective of also being a major stakeholder? you're now involved in this region. more china is more involved in this region of the input tense of care of states with regards to policy situation. i've been surprised that there hasn't been stronger actions activities across the board of no air of state has ripped up its peace deal that had a peace deal with his real. and there's still belief that perhaps down the road there, there could even be a saudi is really normalization, despite what we've heard from savvy leadership recently, there might ignore the palestinian state issue and proceed in some normalization. i'm just interested in whether people think that palestine in the and, and just situation policies can be ignored to get to a different place there. and are you worried about that? i'm not worried about that. if you listen very carefully to what the kingdom of saudi arabia has to say, they put it very clearly

host: victor in florida. this is malcolm, republican. good morning. >> i could not get the democrat number. i am a democrat. host: we want to keep the calls on the phone lines you identify with because it should make it fair for both calling in. call back on the line for democrats if you are a democrat. this is april in pennsylvania on the line for democrats. go ahead. caller: i feel like i am in some kind of bizarre universe watching some crazy movie. how are we still arguing about what happened on january 6? if we walk into any federal government building, usually it is like we have to be orderly and respectful. we probably get searched. it was a riot. how do we not see what happened? we need to stop listening to soundbites and propaganda. go back to critical thinking and use our actual eyes and see more than one point of view. i cannot believe we are still having this discussion, that january 6 was not an insurrection. i am sad and nervous and scared for our country. i wish people would be talking more about why trump would want to ho

victor davis hanson, you're one of our favorites.seemed that the basic premise and thesis of these candidates and party never rang true to the american people. >> no, it didn't. i think james carville knew she was going to lose and he felt he was dutiful to build momentum by saying she was a sure winner and trash trump. he's no not stupid. from those wilderness years of twenty years from 1972 starting with the mcgovern left-wing disaster and the landslide nixon victory, all the way to bill clinton's victory in '92, that was twenty years where they only had four years of carterism. clinton came in and rejected carterism. you go back and look at the 1996 convention platform and the democrats, jason, it's physical sobriety balanced budget, close the border, tough on crime, no exemptions for youthful offenders. they even used the word "god's country" when god's nation when they talk about green policies and conservation. it was a very moderate physical fiscal sobriety and it was a winning agenda and they renounced that and they rejected

victor to. explore the work and its significance and we're going to make sure that we leave plenty of time at the end for questions from the audience. that's those of you in the room here. but we also have folks who are watching online and through our partners at the gbh forum network. thank so much. and we know that there will also be folks viewing in the future on cc who's also recording the event tonight. so we'll take some questions from the audience. we're going to conclude little bit after 7:00 and we invite all of you who are here in the room to stay for a drink and a bite to eat and to talk with the author. there are copies of the book that you saw. you came in and there will be an opportunity to buy one of those and get it signed by dr. victor. so please do stick around when we're done. all right. so without any further ado, i'm going to sit here. we're going to take our our little podium away so it's not in the way of the cameras. and we'll get started. so i thought, james, if i may, t

. >> i'm victor blackwell. thank you so much for joining us this morning. we are tracking the latest developments out of california. those devastating wildfires blamed for at least 11 deaths. we're looking now at new video taken early this morning. look at this. this is where the palisades fire is still raging, moving quickly east. only 8% contained. at last report we had a cal fire on just a few moments ago. this is one of at least six wildfires burning in southern california, barely contained, as i said. but some of those smaller fires, if you look at the screen, are closer to 100% containment in all, close to 36,000 acres have burned more than twice the size of manhattan. now, red flag warnings for high winds did expire last night. so firefighters say they hope to make more progress soon. >> then we're just dealing with normal red flag conditions, which is totally different than the monstrosity that we've been dealing with. we have all the units in place. we've got over 3000 firefighters on this fire. we've got over 350 engines, 54 crew busses, helicopte

she yelled to victor. it's time to leave and she fled. she said that she heard him yell, that he was going to stay behind and tried to fight the fire. that was in fact, the last she heard from victor because he never emerged from the building again, sherry and her friend al went back to the property and they found victor's body. he was laying outside on the ground and he still had the garden hose in his hands. >> when i went back and yellow, this name. it didn't reply back and i had to get out because the embers were so big in flying like a firestorm that i had to say myself. >> just see him laying. on the side of the roles. with the holes. it looks like he was trying to save the home that his parents had for almost 55 years. i didn't want to look at >> they just told me that he was lying on the ground and he looked serene and stuff. he was at peace. >> unfortunately, victor's body, though, is still up there on the grounds of that burned out home. the coroner's office has been unable to get up there and retrieve his body. there are so man

artists known as victor. >> currently known as victor. >> thank you you are hired appreciate that. am my new manager. commissioners appreciate the time and congratulations, excited be here on a special day. susan covered my store but fudamentally the opportunity upon provide for me was a platform to build community and create a career and we founded court side foundation to help encourage to the idea of spreading message. i'm a san francisco resident i lived here 2001 to 2016 it was a poetic home coming i played at jackson p when i lived here. excited for this project and have time to share it with you today. hopefully can bring this to life >> thank you >> happy holidays >> is there anyone else to speak on item 8. >> w elaine yoochl good morning. commissioners thank you for having us here. we are excite body this. i am the board pedestrian friends of jackson park. because it is [inaudible] and friends of jackson park are alined how art and athletics bring people together and build community of any extra attention we can get after advocating for the rehabbing of the park is excitin

>> david: all right, victor oquendo. thank you. >>> the new turn tonight after that truck explosion outside the trump hotel in las vegas. authorities say new video shows the suspect pouring racing fuel in the back of his truck, and that he used a.i., artificial intelligence, to plot the attack. here's mola lenghi. >> reporter: tonight, authorities in las vegas releasing new video they say shows master sergeant matthew livelsberger preparing for that cybertruck explosion outside of the trump hotel. police say this is livelsberger at a parking lot, pulling out a white can of racing fuel from the back of the truck, then pouring that fuel onto the vehicle, where they say he had stored more than 60 pounds of explosive materials. >> almost 20 gallons of fuel were poured over the fireworks and the explosive materials that were inside the cargo compartments of the cybertruck. >> reporter: video showing that cybertruck later pulling up in front of the hotel on new year's day. moments later, exploding into a fireball. and tonight,

victor, this is almost like a joke.o, four years later, they are looking for tips from the public and they wonder why they have no credibility? >> yeah, i think they are afraid the narrative changed over the four years and they were afraid to release any information during the election. now they feel that there is a new administration, and there might be some exposure or culpability and they are afraid that, you know, if they were donald trump and they had suffered what they did to him, they would be very frightened the way they think. so they think that donald trump is going to re-examine a lot of this. a lot of the things they said, laura, were abject lies. there were not four officers killed. there were not 10 people killed. there was only one violent death, we think, and that was a trump supporter ashley babbitt. and then there was no need to hide the officer bird's identity. any time an officer lethally shoots unarmed person in this country they are identified. and for some reason they wanted to suppress that and t

victor, you're there on the scene for us. give us a little sense of how this is all about to unfold. >> all right, wolf, you can see here on the right of the screen that is the circle of flags here in front of the carter center. and now that the honor guard is in position, the motorcade is approaching. so let's listen. when they come to. >> the parade amalya kearse. >> and we're awaiting the arrival of the carter motorcade here. and once they arrive, the ceremony of receiving the body where the late president will lie in repose, that will begin, jeff. >> it will. and the late president will be lying in repose from tonight around 7 p.m. here in atlanta until tuesday morning at 6 a.m. before he, uh, is taken to washington. for the rest of this, we are going to get just momentarily, our first reminder of his service as a naval engineer. we're going to hear eternal father strong to save, of course, the navy him. and that is a reminder. yes, he was a commander in chief for four years, but also as a young man, served as a submarine

right. victor. okay. former nigerian presidential candidate. thank you for sharing your thoughts with us. thank you for having me. during his news conference earlier lamp, rob also responded to the greenland controversy, which has been done by comments from you as president elect donald trump to acquire the danish territory. the foreign minister suggested washington might consider the opinions of locals 1st before adjusting the geographical map. it was easily the prime minister of greenland declared that they do not want to be either danes or americans. they want to be greenland as a month. and i think we need to listen to the greenland as fast as we listen to the inhabitants of crimea. the inhabitants of don't bass and overall caea to learn the stories that attitudes towards the regime that came to power through an illegal to day tom, and which was not accepted by the residents of crimea. no russia and don't bass. but this is in full accordance with the rights of a nation to self determination. in cases where a nation being part of a largest s

screen writer mark victor had to quickly evacuate tuesday. he just found out yesterday what happened to his palisades home of 45 years when a serve pro employee who got to victor's address sent this video. listen. >> mark and jan, unfortunately this is what's left. the safe is standing, as you can see. there's smoke coming out of it so i don't know if they got in or what but it's not looking good. i'm going to walk around a little bit of this debris and just see if there's anything that i can grab for you. unfortunately, this is left of what was your beautiful home. unbelievable. liz: we're joined now live by mark victor, who thankfully, along with his wife jan and adult children are all safe. thank you for joining us during this awful time. we really appreciate it, thank you. >> sure. happy to be here. for you, team clayman. liz: yeah, team "clayman countdown." we want to tell your story. we just showed what serve pro sent to you yesterday. what was that moment like when you received the video and watched it? >> well, initially, you're think

thanks for having me, victor. but first and foremost, i would like to share my some of my thoughts and prayers out to the families that have been impacted by l.a. fires. and a big thank you to all our first responders and volunteers who are serving the l.a. community. but yeah, pretty much it is the same work. um, you know, you go on out there and because i, you know, i pretty much learned to be a firefighter when i was in prison, i was part of california fire camp program, which they train and employ, um, people who are incarcerated to fight wildfires. and, um, you know, we out there, we in the front lines, we, you know, utilizing tools, we going out and, um, you know, just yeah, we out there cutting line and doing our thing. yeah. >> and so what i've learned from, from reading about this project is that after a fitness test in this, uh, fire camp program, they get four days of classroom instruction, four days of field instruction, and then they're to work. is that enough? >> um, you know, honestly, you know, whe

a 66 year old man, victor shaw, lived with his sister, sherry.an interview with local news channel ktla, sherry said she narrowly escaped the eaton fire victor, her brother, stayed behind. >> when i went back in and yell out his name, he didn't reply back and i had to get out because the embers were so big and flying like a firestorm. >> victor's body was found by his neighbors. they said he was lying near a garden hose. 82 year old rodney nickerson lived less than ten miles away from victor and altadena, nickerson's daughter said all that was left of his remains were his bones. >> he said, he'll be fine. i'll be here when you guys come back. he was in his bed when i found him. >> in that same community, the family of 67 year old anthony mitchell believes he died trying to save his son's life. >> he was such a jewel. so this is going to be a great loss. >> rita cook is mitchell's cousin. >> what happened to him? he was with his son, who was bedridden. >> yes. >> mitchell's son, justin, had cerebral palsy, and mitchell was an amputee who used a wh

and the special operation to gain full control over ukraine, the in 2004, victor, you on a cool, rich, a native of russian speaking, done nets and advocates of friendly relations with most to became ukraine's president. the in response to pro west and opposition rule, thousands of supporters on the case stories where in the colors of the political lead to of a to use and they demanded the election result the over to the and so the could, it would be called the orange revolution, the journalist was alone could sub it was one of the protesters on key is independence square. yeah. which has to go seeking way down. you can clean them on to, to prove on the cover to 0. the way done to that or what it is you can stick with them. you actually have the symbol of what the person in the get the protesters demands, supported by european and us. and best of those were heard in violation of the constitution. a 3rd round of voting was arranged over to use and could barely won was 52 percent of the votes. nurturing coordinator greenwich, if not, could you talk? if not the next day, you should go on

torres, but it is a ceremony in which we officially deem the race done and decided and except the victors. host: the certificate of ascertainment, there are a couple examples we can show to viewers, including an elaborate one from the state of ohio signed by who in the state of ohio? guest: you usually see a governor's signature. that is one of the things the electoral count act was adopted to do. we have a constitution that lays out the basic process, saying congress has to come to this joint session and has to take state electors and count them up and declare who won, but the question is whereto the certificates come from and how do you know they are official? more than a century ago, the electoral count act was adopted after the contested 1876 election because they were certificates sent in. in 2020, we also saw that, unofficial certificates being sent in claiming that mr. trump had won when he had not. host: could that happen today? guest: it could, but i have not heard reports of alternate certificates being submitted. host: what happened with the electoral count act in the wake of t

one of the victims of the fires, 66 year old victor shaw. he died in a heroic attempt to defend his home in altadena. >> i opened the front door and i just yelled in, victor, we got to get out. this is it. we have to get out. the fire's here. and i didn't hear him say anything. i heard him say nothing. so i ran to the car, and i just. i just got out. i just got out and i went down the street and there was a police car, and i flagged him and i said, my brother is in the house, i need help. and he told me to get out. and he said, go. >> later, finding his body out front, a garden hose still in his hand. >> i can't imagine what he might have been thinking, how he might have been so frightened. and i couldn't be here. i couldn't be here to save him. i couldn't be here. that's what hurts the most. >> shaw lived in the family home for more than five decades, and had health issues that impacted his mobility. >> for the most people, it's property that they lost. but you also, you lost a brother. >> i lost a brother. and my only sibling. so it's goin

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victor, our thanks to you. >> the storm is also causing major disruptions to air travel. more than 6,000 flights canceled or delayed, and tomorrow could be even worse. abc's alex presha joins us from the nation's capital. what can travelers expect? >> reporter: hey, linsey. it is going to be rough. tonight and into tomorrow morning at airports across the midwest and the mid-atlantic, already more than 1500 flight cancellations across the country, and that number is going to continue to rise. we're already seeing airlines cancel flights for tomorrow, but many are also offering aid for affected flyers. for those states in the path of the storm, they could see more snow than they have seen in a decade. a state of emergency has been declared in a number of places including kentucky, arkansas, missouri, kansas, west virginia, and virginia. maryland has declared a state of preparedness, and the governor of virginia out with a message to travelers saying stay alert and prepare now for any potential impacts. linsey. >> linsey: a number of warnings there in the mid-atlantic in par

okay, we're now going to speak to jennifer victor who is a professor of political science and george mason university, joining us from fairfax and virginia. thanks for your time. so as we be, so as we've been seeing, there was drama on the house floor before, johnston was re elected. it's being described as the narrowest house majority in a 100 years. what does this mean for his ability to govern? yeah, it means that johnson has a real uphill battle ahead of him. it seems that he has negotiated with a couple of holdouts, the very basis of the power of his is leadership to get this majority vote a in a way that may contradict the way that he governed in the previous congress. last congress and the 100 and 18th. we saw johnson a speaker, make a number of deals with the democratic party and bill coalition, coalitional majorities that included republicans and democrats, and now his party is demanding that he cannot do that. and it seems that he has been elected speaker on a promise of not doing that, but the likelihood that he could pass the big ticket legislation and, and hold his very

victor oquendo from florida. >> reporter: tonight, authorities investigating after two men were foundd inside the landing gear compartment of this jetblue airplane. the flight arriving from new york's jfk airport to fort lauderdale overnight. a gate technician sounding the alarm during a post-flight inspection. >> a gate technician in the landing gear area noticed who males who appear to be signal seven. >> reporter: paramedics announcing the men dead at the scene. >> detectives will be looking at all aspects contributing to the circumstances of this incident. >> reporter: a number of recent incidents raising security concerns. on christmas eve, a body found in the wheel well of a united flight from chicago to maui. that same day, a stowaway delaying a delta flight from seattle to honolulu. tsa stating the passenger was screened at a security checkpoint, but bypassed the identify verification and made it through without showing a boarding pass. >> we can't have even one or two slip onboard an airplane, because of the obvious security risk. so, what in the world is going on? where is t

in altadena. >> i opened the front door and i just yelled in, victor, we got to get out, this is it, we have to get out, the fire's here. and i didn't hear him say anything. i heard him say nothing. so, i ran to the car and i just -- i just got out. i just got out. and i went down the street and there was a police car and i flagged him and i said, my brother's in the house, i need help. and he told me to get out. he said, go. >> reporter: later, finding his body out front. a garden hose still in his hand. >> i can't imagine what he might have been thinking, how he might have been so frightened, and i couldn't be here. i couldn't be here to save him. i couldn't be here. that's what hurts the most. >> reporter: shaw lived in the family home for more than five decades, and had health issues that impacted his mobility. well, david, authorities say tonight they're expecting that death toll to ultimately increase. david? >> david: mola lenghi part of the team on the ground here in california tonight. mola, thank you. and across los angeles tonight, there is real concern now about the winds

and now i would like to introduce mayor victor gored dough of pasadena.ealm say on behalf of pasadena and residents. our thoughts and prayers are with all those affected in los angeles. including palisades and certainly our community of altadena which we consider to be very much part of the city of pasadena. i would like to thank all of the first responders with the county of los angeles. the state and those that are continuing to come to assistance. and, you know, it's not just those wearing the badge that are first responders, we have many civilians, we have red cross workers, volunteers, we also first responders, in pasadena, our police chief and our executive leadership team is considering the curfew and we will have more information as it relates to a curfew. we certainly would welcome the services additional assistance of the national guard. and, again, thank you to sheriff luna. thank you to the supervisors. chief, all chiefs for the work of your department individually and collectively. we're asking if you are under a mandatory evacuation order, t