ana: varias.e old spice, les dará la confianza y frescura que necesitan para ganar. (♪♪) [aplausos] entrevistada 1: dios y saint jude estuvieron ahí para ayudarnos. entrevistado 1: nos ha dado esperanza a nosotros, pero a mi hija le he dado vida. entrevistada 2: gracias a saint jude mi hija está libre del cáncer. presentador: nuestro propósito nos une a todos. dona ahora mismo. karla: esta hora te presentamos lo que tanto te gustalas imÁgenes del dÍa por astrid rivera. astrid: la primera gran tormenta invernal del aÑo arroja cantidades histÓricas de nieve y el hielo en varios estados. aquÍ las imÁgenes. mientras la masiva tormenta se expande desde la llanura central hasta el medio atlÁntico, las condiciones de tormenta de nieve podrÍan dejar hasta 15 pulgadas de nieve en partes de kansas y missouri, en kansas city una mujer grabÓ un camiÓn deslizÁndose por una autopista antes de quedar atravesado, camiones y vehÍculos chocaron en la interestatal 70 en el este de illinois, deslizÁndose fuera de la

ana: la lÍder opositora apareciÓ una de las protestas en caracas despuÉs de 4 meses en clandestinidado. minutos despuÉs, este vÍdeo fue publicado por un vocero del rÉgimen, quien asegurÓ todo eso era un invento de la oposiciÓn para generar una distracciÓn mediÁtica. >> me persiguieron, se me cayÓ mi cartera, la carteerita azul donde tenÍa la sus pertenencias, y estoy a salvo. ana: en las con las horas posteriores diosdado cabello es una parodia sobre la gardel azul quemarÍa corina menciona en el programa . fue retenida brevemente y en ese periodo fue forzada a grabar varios vÍdeos. las marchas de hoy se vieron en distintos puntos del planeta, y el comÚn denominador es la esperanza. desde el 28 de julio millones de venezolanos dentro fuera del paÍs han esperado el dÍa de maÑana, el dÍa de la toma de posesiÓn del nuevo presidente que para muchos de ellos es edmundo gonzÁlez. ha dicho que pese a los riesgos que corre maÑana estarÁ en venezuela ocupando el cargo que le corresponde. . elian: gracias. por otra parte, cuando hablamos de inmigraciÓn, tenemos que enfocarnos en los menores, muc

de esto y mucho mÁs nos habla ana vargas.o, calmaba la incertidumbre sobre su paradero al tiempo motivaba a los venezolanos que esperan que maÑana le un cambio. >> queremos libertad, queremos disfrutar en otro paÍs, que los niÑos disfruten de sus abuelos, que sus abuelos disfruten a los nietos y que tengamos una familia unida y no estÁ regados por el mundo. ana: la lÍder apareciÓ una protesta era de cuatro meses en clandestinidad. >> venezuela, es libre! ana: la tornada se tornÓ preocupante cuando persona de su equipo confirmaron que fue interceptada violentamente a la salida de la concentraciÓn en chacabuco minutos despuÉs este vÍdeo fue publicado que era un invento para generar una distracciÓn mediÁtica. >> de mi cartera, una cartera azul donde tenÍa mis pertenencias, se cayÓ en la calle y ya estoy bien. ana: diosdado cabello hizo una parodia sobre la cartera azul que marÍa corina menciona en el vÍdeo. para asegurÓ que contra lo que paso, su equipo dijo que fue tumbada de la moto, retenida brevemente y que en ese periodo fu

justamente de esto y mÁs nos habla la meteorÓloga ana cristina sÁnchez. ana buenas noches.ebe a distintos factores. y es que esta temporada ha sido la temporada de lluvia mÁs seca desde que tenemos registro de 1850. esto despuÉs de dos aÑos en donde la temporada de lluvia recibimos mÁs precipitaciÓn de lo habitual y tambiÉn nos encontramos en esta temporada pico de los vientos de santa ana. temporada que inicia en septiembre continÚa hasta mayo y esta noche se intensifican. por ello el aviso de bandera roja. rÁfagas como lo mencionabas, entre 50 a 70 millas por hora. muy baja humedad esta madrugada. por ell, el riesgo de incendios es extremo en el condado de ventura, en el condado de los Ángeles, muy elevado al sur de california. actualmente tenemos las Últimas rÁfagas de viento que se han registrado. han sobrepasado las 30 millas r hora. estos vientos serÁn mÁs intensos durante las prÓximas horas y la humedad se mantiene alrededor de un 20% que es muy seco y justo en donde tenemos distintos incendios acÁ. el mÁs grande de. sigues fire. continuaremos a recibir esas rÁfagas

yes, the santa ana — hitting the la area. yes, the santa ana winds _ hitting the la area.which - hitting the la area. yes, the santa ana winds which are i hitting the la area. yes, the santa ana winds which are a | santa ana winds which are a common feature across this part of the world, having been particularly strong recently, gus nick in excess of 80 miles an hour over the past few days. they have been fuelling the fires. —— gusting. the map i am showing you now is actually the drought map across southern california. we are actually in severe drought. it has been a dry december so far. there has been ample range of the site of the winter here. very different story further south. so have dipped tinder dry conditions. the santa ana winds, they are a common feature when you get high pressure to the north of the region and lower pressure to the south. and we have strong easterly winds which blow out from the desert, dry out even more over the mountains and then drop down as very dry, low humidity wins across the la region. these wins have been exceptionally strong recently.

ana vargas nos trae todos los detalles.da velocidad. una persona de cabello rojo se salvÓ por un segundo de ser impactada. esta silla pertenece a jeremy zelenski, quien permanece en el hospital recuperÁndose. >> Él gritaba pidiendo ayuda y cuando alguien llegÓ, le dijo la suerte que tenÍa de estar vivo. ana: este vÍdeo muestra el sospechoso de 42 aÑos cargando la camioneta que despuÉs usarÍan el ataque que cobrÓ la vida de por lo menos 14 personas. >> la mÚsica se atenuÓ, las sirenas de los carros. ana: otras imÁgenes lo muestran en el barrio francÉs de nueva orleans, dejando explosivos improvisados en una hielera. la investigaciÓn continÚa. la ciudad habÍa anunciado elena cambiar las barras de seguridad existentes por otro sistema. el proyecto estÁ en plena construcciÓn y podemos ver lo que parece ser el lugar donde las van instalar. estas barras de seguridad ofrece la posibilidad de al no estarlas usando se guarden y que luego se instalen en cada una de las superficies. ana: las que tenÍan anteriormente se atascada y al m

two of the santa ana's to keep it contained words regarding bu? or do you want onshore which brings higher humidity, higher fuel moisture content ignition potential. either way we are kind of b in a difficult situation right now. arthel: indeed but moments ago we heard from l.a. county fire chief the current chief given everything you laid out as well, captain, how well does this l.a. county fire department prepare for these elevated critical fire weather conditions? i know you said pick your po poison. how do you juggle it? >> we've been doing this for very long time for our department has been very involved in that firefighting for decades. we are in a mode like this would call augmented staffing. augmented staffing brings more people into work but we put every piece of equipment we have available all kinds of things are done pre-plans for all these different communities. were just standing by ready for something to happen. after the canyon fire the former fire chief, fire chief freeman in spite the best efforts of our people all the planning an

this morning, ana cabrera picks up the coverage right now. >> right now on ana cabrera reports new wind warnings in california bringing new danger this morning, with firefighters still racing to contain wildfires around los angeles. >> plus what people face as they try to return home. anxiety, anguish and hours long lines to see what, if anything, is left standing. >> also ahead, a big week on capitol hill with more than a dozen of donald trump's cabinet picks set to appear for confirmation hearings. >> why one senator says the chamber is bracing for a, quote, train wreck. and later, real progress in ceasefire talks between israel and hamas. the talks underway on the world stage in this last week of the biden administration. >> it's 10:00 eastern, 7 a.m. pacific. >> i'm ana cabrera, reporting from new york. and we begin with the breaking news, wind warnings and the new danger as crews race to contain wildfires in california. >> fierce santa ana winds expected to cause critical fire conditions again today around los angeles until at least wednesday, even as firefighters continue to fight

yes, hurricane force winds _ santa ana winds? yes, hurricane force winds and _ santa ana winds?anta ana winds? yes, hurricane force winds and some places. - force winds and some places. how much of this uc is down to climate change because? although it is a bit early selling climate change directly to this event, it has increased the amount of fire we see throughout western us. the kind of conditions we have seen where we have had a very wet winter last year and going to very dry conditions this year, is a sort of thing we see with climate change. globally we are seeing more and more these fires and an increase, it has been linked quite strongly to climate change. 50 been linked quite strongly to climate change.— climate change. so is your prognosis _ climate change. so is your prognosis that _ climate change. so is your prognosis that we - climate change. so is your prognosis that we will - climate change. so is your prognosis that we will see | climate change. so is your - prognosis that we will see more and more of this kind of thing and more of this kind of thing and does th

fears of those dangerous santa ana winds. well, they're coming true. 30,000 people have been ordered to leave their homes after this wind whipped fire ignited this morning. this is in the coastal community of pacific palisades, west of downtown la. it's a neighborhood you perhaps have heard of because it is home to many wealthy and famous people. now, let's take you out there. live right now from the front line. some homes have already been consumed by the flames, but it's unknown how many homes have been damaged at this point. the fire ignited around 1030 this morning and has already exploded to more than 1200 acres. the streets with their gridlocked. and there are even reports of people abandoning their cars to get out. governor newsom urging people not to take any chances. a number of structures that are destroyed, not a few. many structures already destroyed. and the fact that people were still not evacuated, still did not heed the warning, is a reminder of how serious this moment is a and how important it is. you listen

santa ana. almost all the place names in california are spanish since it is all territory that was once mexico seized by the united states. even the wind has a spanish name. santa ana. it is as hot a wind that blows in america. it travels over land with none of the cooling power of the ocean. none of the moisture of the ocean. it is dry and when it is traveling over the driest of california land that hasn't seen rain during the rainy season, ignition is inevitable. it has to happen. it has to happen. that is before a single spark emerged, anywhere in los angeles the fire department issued a warning before the fire started saying that tuesday would be an extremely high risk fire day in los angeles. not because anyone was going to make a careless mistake with a cigarette, but because of the fact that the warm santa ana wind coming across the driest of winter los angeles in many years would surely somewhere be turned into fire. the question was just how big. and when the santa ana came, it was the

>>> before we go, there are now six fires burning here angeles driven by santa ana winds.ving meals for families and first responders. one more image getting our attention. the firefighter with a rare moment to get some rest in the back of his fire truck. hundreds of firefighters with long hours ahead of them. so many haven't even taken a break yet. thousands here fight to rebuild. i'm david muir in los angeles. goodnight. lost and it is far from over. fierce firefights in los angeles county are drawing resources from right here in the bay area. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel, tracking the wind storm and the devastating wildfires in southern california. the latest forecast coming up. >> and the sound of a home burning is something that is just otherworldly. >> he's living through a wildfire right now, something his family experienced locally not too long ago. >> from abc seven live. breaking news. >> dangerous, destructive and sadly deadly wildfires ripping through southern california are already setting records in terms of severity, and it is all hands to the pump to

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 will be on the menu at san francisco restaurants. but there's always a. but, as nbc bay area's sergio quintana tells us, the price of crab is higher than it's been for a few seasons. well, the good news is that because the crabbing season has officially started ye

borja: gracias a todos poros po >>vuelven las ventas de santa ana al sur de california.la investigaciÓn para determinar quÉ o quiÉn provocÓ los incendios. se agrava la crisis de vivienda en california al temor que los precios se disparen. prometen una cultura guerrera el futuro secretario de defensa. el informe final delfiscal concluye que si trump no hubiera ganado las elecciones, hubiera sido condenado por interferencia electoral en el 2020. 80 y 8000 residentes tienen orden de evacuaciÓn. una situaciÓn potencialmente peligrosa. elian:buenas tardes. el panorama es aterrador. parece literalmente que una bomba ha caÍdo en el terreno. las casas y vecindarios han quedado reducidos a cenizas. otra advertencia por la mala calidad del aire. le piden utilizar una mascarilla adecuada para salir a la intemperie. otra tambiÉn por la contaminaciÓn en el agua. hay que ver que sucede con quienes siguen buscando a sus seres queridos. salvador entrevistÓ a una persona. >> la ciudad registrÓ un enorme incendio de maleza cuando los vientos de santa ana soplaron con potencia en la regiÓn

eric: santa ana winds are fierce and unforgiving.he blast from the desert getting strength over the barren hills surrounding los angeles, the base and causing the embers in the hillside buyers to spread devastation. sadly the grim forecast is not over fear of the next two days they will be back. lasting 70-mile per hour winds, spreading flames yet again. awful news and the devastation of southern california getting worse. fox weather meteorologist is in mandeville canyon just west of a branbrand to it where the fire fighters have been on the frontline trying to stop it there. >> yes we are overlooking mandeville canyon this is one of the neighborhoods of firefighters are actively patrolling we can see where they've done a little bit of work where they dropped the hoses. we are overlooking the canned and spectacular views nope meant no wonder people in the set up here this is right here west ridge road they're there actuale side of the canyon here. if we look over the balconies forgive the sunshine were shooting into the sun right now

then, you have the santa ana winds. yes, we get those, a surface low, you squeeze those together and a very strong pressure gradient. this was different, because we had an upper level low pressure system supercharging those winds. so, tonight, we'll see those winds relax a bit. tomorrow morning, that's the low point. then they kind of go back up with a little something coming overhead. red flag warnings, critical fire danger through the end of the week. and david, i have to show you that low pressure system that slides from dallas over to nashville. little rock's involved. a lot of ice and snow for the south and southeast, before it gets to the mid-atlantic and northeast. atlanta talking winter weather, david. >> david: ginger zee back with us tonight. ginger, thank you, as well. >>> and when we come back here, the other news tonight. a man allegedly trying to get into the u.s. capitol with a machete and multiple knives. >>> and the collision at chicago's o'hare airport. an american airlines plane and a united plane on

we know that there was that red flag warning for those notorious santa ana winds in place leading upo the devastating fires there. can you talk about the unique weather conditions that have led to this fire event that we're seeing in southern california? >> well, as you mentioned, we have seen very strong offshore dry winds in southern california that have helped fuel the flames. but even more anomalous, if you will, is the extraordinary dryness of the landscape and of the climate leading up to this event in the weeks and months that preceded it. so this is the driest start to the rainy season now on record in southern california. following an unusually warm and dry period, really, since the spring across a good portion of the interior portion of california. and so it is that sequence of events, all of that antecedent dryness, the fact that it has not yet rained, that vegetation in southern california is extremely dry. that has allowed these seasonal offshore winds, which do tend to occur right around this time of year but usually occur after significant precipitation has fallen, whi

damaging santa ana winds are going to continue. the fire risk is extreme across the region for today. and as we go hour by hour, i want to show you the wind gusts across southern california. while it will remain gusty going into tomorrow morning, you will notice san luis obispo. 20 winds will start to back off as we head towards late tomorrow night. and after that going into friday. unfortunately, there is another wind event that may be possibly setting up as we head into the weekend, which could make it challenging for the firefighters. dan. >> all right, sandhya, thanks very much. and as i said earlier, it's all hands to the pump in this situati, chances are your city's fire department is helping in the battle against the flames. in l.a. county, 14 firefighters from fremont, for example, are among those from more than a dozen local fire departments that are assisting down south. in addition to individual firefighters, the bay area is also home to strike teams, with the governor's office ofs, with emergency services, like this one

we talk about santa ana winds and how those developed on the screen.ettles in over the great basin and i don't want to play amateur meteorologist coach at that creates a clockwise circulationf air that comes down across the high desert. you go from 4500 feet in elevation down to sea level. what happens when that comes down through the mahogany desert and into the san gabriel mountains? they are really, really dries out so it has got like less than 10% humidity and it. it comes to the san gabriel mountains and the mountain passes and like a river that gets squeezed down goes faster and faster and faster who at onf los angeles, those winds plumbing close to 100 miles an hour which is hurricane-forest. you get a little bit of a fire going with her some brush and it's like taking a blow torch to it and the whole thing blows up. that is where we are today and that is what california lives with with the santa ana winds start just like apple and sisters. here comes the santa ana winds again and they are here and they don't like it, sandra. >> sandra: good stu

and with forecasters warning that the fierce santa ana winds could return, the battle is far from overs in the fire's path face a cruel waiting game, fearing that the nightmare will strike again. i am terrified because 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 affected. so i don't have a set plan in mind, and it's terrifying. amid the terror, a political storm brews. president—elect donald trump has criticised what he calls "incompetent california politicians" for the crisis. injust over a week, it will be one he inherits. is the incoming president expected to come here? i believe so. what awaits donald trump, if he comes, may reveal an even bleaker reality than what is known so far, as the number of missing continues to grow. helena humphrey, bbc news, los angeles. let's speak to the bbc�*s peter bowes, who's in los angeles. just bowes, who's in los angeles. give us the latest by telling just give us the latest by telling us where you are under sort of activity around you? i am in santa clar

the santa ana winds, what is unique about this area is the santa ana winds come off the ocean and then you have winds in the afternoon pushing it back the other way. while you are fighting to stop the fire this way in the morning, you are fighting to keep the fire from coming back in the afternoon. the santa ana winds are not significant as we speak but that is the challenge we have in that part of california. our firefighters are doing an outstanding job of working in that type of environment, where their lives are at risk under these conditions. pres. biden: thank you. i told you the administrator is off with the governor inspecting some areas. bob, can you hear me? hello, bob. bob: yes, sir, mr. president, i hear you. pres. biden: fire away. bob: the governor, the mayor, local officials did everything on the fire. to really understand what the needs are moving forward with regard to the firefight that chief moore was talking about. over 360,000 mandatory evacuations and more with warnings. what we are doing now is ensuring that we are able to provide support to individuals, any assi

now, the santa ana winds will gusting once again through the usual santa ana corridors. you get those winds channeling through and heading toward the ocean from the dry inland. so it's very, very dry. and you know what? actually at 1607 inch in southern california. that ties the old record for las angeles set back in 62 to 63 for a very, very dry conditions at 1607 inch. and you know what this go around in 2025, it's 4.2 degrees. warmer. then it was some that not many years ago. so you know what? we have a lot drier conditions, dryer atmosphere, dry or tender. and that's a big concern. so the fight goes on in southern california and the surface smoke is heading away from us once again because those north-northeast winds push the smoke away from us and towards southern california and toward baja, mexico. and even out to sea drought monitor or yes, it is dry or a lot drier than it should be. we've got severe drought conditions, moderate to severe through parts of southern california. and the longer we wait to get rain, the more severe that drought will become for them. and

creates the santa ana winds and it's feedback loop. and so this will continue until we get a system in here to kind of flush out the pressure systems. here's a live picture outside. beautiful beautiful night in the bay area. we're fortunate we had rain. really fortunate. it's a lot of luck isn't it? i'll see you back here in a little bit with the full forecast. >> okay. thank you bill. well, san francisco's new mayor, daniel lurie, welcomes thousands of attendees at a health care conference in union square, reassuring them the city is the right choice. visitors telling us they do notice a difference in the city by the bay i've been before. >> i see a lot of improvement and i would love to see more beuse the 's alway my mental health was better. but uncontrollable movements called td,tardive dyskinesia, started disrupting my day. td felt embarrassing. i felt like disconnecting. i asked my doctor about treating my td, and learned about ingrezza. ♪ ingrezza ♪ ingrezza is clinically proven to treat td, quickly reducing td by greater than f

buenas tardes. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ ana: buenas tardes. este trÁgico hecho, el hombre shamsud—din bahar jabbar fue el responsable, llevÓ a cabo ese siniestro, habido cambios en la lÍnea de investigaciÓn, el inicio y en las Últimas horas hemos escuchado que podrÍa haber mÁs una persona involucrada, llevÓ a cabo ese siniestro, habido cambios en la lÍnea de investigaciÓn, el inicio y en las Últimas horas hemos escuchado que podrÍa haber mÁs una persona involucrada, que podrÍa haber tenido cÓmplices. en la rueda de prensa que acaba de terminar acaba de confirmar que hasta el momento no hay evidencia que afirme que habÍa otra persona trabajando con Él. hablaron sobre el presunto vÍnculo que puede haber entre este evento que ocurriÓ en new orleans, y el evento que ocurre nos pegas con la camioneta tesla que exploto. esto dijeron sobre posible vÍnculo entre los dos atentados. >> [habla en inglÉs] ana: sobre las vÍctimas, sabemos algunos nombres que han ido revelando amistades, familiares, todos menores de 30 aÑos, muchos de ellos locales de nior

firefighters are saying they have never seen the santa ana winds this vicious.ight now two fires have their full attention. the biggest fire is this palisades fire that we've been telling you about. it's burning in pacific palisades, which is nestled where you can see here between malibu and over here, which is santa monica. okay. tens of thousands of people are under evacuation orders. the second fire broke out this evening about 30 miles northeast of there. that one is in altadena, okay. which is right here near pasadena. we're going to begin tonight. our coverage with nbc's tracey leong and pacific palisades, where the wind is relentless and only expected to get worse. and just as we speak right now, i can feel how intense those winds are. the santa ana winds, that's what's fueling this massive fire broke out around 1030 this morning, and it's exploded to nearly 3000 acres. my photographer, sean browning, zooming in right now to give you a look at those intense flames. we're talking about this fire burning up the hillside. and there are homes and structures a

>> reporter: hi there, ana. good morning.party unity and, yes, earlier today president-elect trump posted on his truth social platform once again reiterating his endorsement for speaker mike johnson. the president-elect knows this is a key test as a set of party unity and his influence over his agenda in the coming months as well with regards to mike johnson. look, the relationship between the speaker and president-elect trump has been rocky at times but especially over the last few months, he has gotten very close to the speaker in many respects. there was a bump in the road several weeks ago with regard to the debt ceiling and avoiding a government shutdown but president-elect trump has been practical. he knows he needs mike johnson in order to advance his agenda in the first days of his administration, though he is throwing his full support behind him. as you were speaking to julie moments ago, thomas massie is the only holdout we know of but we should find out in the next hour or so whether or not president-elect trump en

the santa ana and diablo winds are funneling through the mountains. you can see them right below my feet because this is the action we're looking at, this offshore flow, because normally our storm systems head towards us west to east. that's the way storms just move across the country, but the fact we're seeing an east-to-west flow is not necessarily good news when it comes to bringing in moisture. it's bringing in dry air. we'll continue to see those drier conditions over the next several days as well as windy conditions. it's that inside slider. it's now made its way over the pacific but still ushering in more of that offshore flow. that's going to persist through today, tomorrow and early wednesday as well. we'll continue to see these dry and quiet conditions for us in the bay area for at least the next seven days. it's a breezy afternoon, but our wind advisories have already been canceled. at one point they were in effect through 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. it's breezy but not windy, not advisory criteria. upper 50s now to low 60s, a couple degrees coole

authorities now warning of very dangerous santa ana winds again tonight.l weather service calling this a particularly dangerous situation, calling for winds up to 75 miles per hour again this evening right through wednesday. more than 12 million people right now under red flag warnings as we come on this evening where they're most concerned with these winds soon coming. firefighters battling the winds from the air, but soon those winds could be too strong for aircraft to take to the skies. the national guard joining the fight and video of a fire fighting c-130 dropping retardant on the palisades fire. the toll is staggering. look at these images. more than 12,000 homes and structures destroyed. at least 24 people dead and now the search for the missing and tonight investigators are on the scenes of the palisades fire looking for answers. just now emerging the early minutes of the eaton fire, a couple running out of their home after seeing flames under a utility tower and the flames quickly spreading across altadena. and tonight, what could be a potential m

and still, while containment is growing, the dangerous santa ana winds return again monday. los angeles, glamorous home of the nation's entertainment elite and wildfire capital of the west will now have to envision a new more resilient path forward in our climate changing world. >> that was jonathan vigliotti reporting. stay with us. "cbs news roundup" will be right back. (♪♪) (♪♪) voltaren... for long lasting arthritis pain relief. (♪♪) [coughing] hi susan, honey? yea. i respect that, but that cough looks pretty bad. try this robitussin honey. the real honey you love, plus the powerful cough relief you need. mind if i root through your trash? robitussin, with real honey & elderberry. >>> there is an organization in oakland, california, dedicated to helping artists with disabilities reach their full potential. for some that includes having their work on display at museums and galleries around the world. luke burbank paid a visit. >> the reds at the top, i put some blue in here and put some yellow in here. >> reporter: monica valentine's art is a study in color. can you hold

. >> well, santa ana winds this month have been exceptionally strong. cnn meteorologist chad myers looks at why they pose so much danger in the days ahead. >> santa ana winds happen all the time, but the one that we had on monday was extraordinary. >> 85 to 100mph. >> unheard of. but what we're seeing now is even a 45 mile per hour santa ana wind will do certainly some damage because we have so many sparks that are already out there by morning hours here. i mean, we have winds at 43, 45 mile per hour gusts. now, this is a transverse range. this is a mountain range up here. you're always going to see color here because it's on top of the mountain. that's kind of how the model is going to run this. but we kind of die off a little bit. have a lighter day on monday, but then again tuesday and wednesday. look at the colors as we bring them back all the way through wednesday and even into thursday. these deep reds are not what we're looking for when we already have embers on the ground. so for today, critical for tomorrow, critical. tuesday, wednesday. the sa

adam did a great job of pointing out all the weather, santa ana winds.we look at as well though is all that air ends up being a pocket off the ocean. well, as soon as the winds stop, the winds go the other direction. so we've been dealing with these battling winds that that threatened every inch of that line, which is why we're being so cautious with the containment percentage. will: so, chief, right now as we stand here today, how to you feel about the resources available to do you have everything you need to best fight these fires? >> we have more than fighters assigned to these incidents, and with more on the way. you know, with seven states contributing as well as canada and mexico, it's a all hands on deck, and we're thankful that everyone in the western region and internationally are coming to our aid. will: so let me ask you a couple questions of personal curiosity. we see a lot from the helicopters, the super scooper,s, we see fire retardant being dropped. you drop water, you drop retardant can. is the aim to hit the area of the fire? is it to ai

so another push of strong santa ana winds.re are fire watches and warnings in place for southern california over in ventura los angeles county. so let's take a look at the current conditions where we've been monitoring the 2 big fires of the ones that have been burning down there. this is the palisades fire on the west side. calm conditions there. and over on the east side and altadena that the ian fire same thing. so calm winds now. but that is expected to change and the areas shaded in red. that's that fire warning the red flag warning in here is the wind model. so notice the colors. this is midnight and take a look at what happens tomorrow morning in the afternoon. notice the purple and the reddit. we're talking 30 to 50 and even up to 70 miles per hour. wind gust in the highest elevations and the contours is just they just stick around from now and told wednesday. so tuesday and wednesday are the most dangerous days of that red flag warnings actually apds which is particularly dangerous situation and put things in perspect

we will continue to see the strong santa ana winds continuing to develop. it is also very interesting and you can see this world over mexico right now and this is an area of low pressure that i am standing on and look at the direction that it is spinning, counterclockwise . it is aiding in the finally of the santa ana winds through the mountains. that is the reason the winds will pick up , as a slider storm has made his way across the sierras, and it is only allowing even more strong winds to final in to the los angeles basin and that is the reason that they are going to continue to see a lot of gusty winds over the next 12 to 24 hours. but there is slightly good news with this wind , it is keeping all of the smoke off and away from the west coast of the united states. there is some sort of positive news . let me take up the winds so you can see it, that smokers want to be over los angeles but that is it . i will let you know if there is a potential for it to hit our way to the bay area, coming up in my full forecast. >>> more on the palisades fire , the mo

the santa ana reservoir is right there in the palisades.rants run derived. >> the way water pressure works is you have a reservoir at a higher level that puts pressure on the pipes, this idea that the fire damaged pipes, at some point they do but the whole point of pipes being underground going to fire hydrants four feet under, the fires are not going to affect that. if you have a massive fire there will be problems but the real problem is the thing was empty, it was off-line. that was the problem. rachel: watching donald trump, they pulled up footage from four months ago when he was on some podcast talking about this problem, predictable not just to people who lived in los angeles but to anyone in leadership. will: donald trump talked about on the joe rogan experience and recently mark zuckerberg from meta-was on the joe rogan experience talking about the kind of pressure that he got, facebook got from the biden administration to censor during covid. >> when they were trying to roll out the vaccine program, while they were trying to push t

but right now, we are looking at the santa ana winds. and doesn't mean it is not weaponty right now as you can see the winds that are coming in from east to west. that is not the normal as it will come to the winds and they will remain strong through tomorrow. that's the reason why we will have the increased fire danger. we are looking at that level three out of three. we are at that top risk for wildfire danger over near the places that have been seeing it because the winds today and those winds tomorrow are going to back off just a little bit. but we're still in that level two out of three when it comes to the fire risk. let's take a closer look at the winds, what you could expect the next several days many southern california because there is finally some good news to talk about. the eaton fire, the palisades fire, the new fire that sparked yesterday and today. and the otto fire and the hurst fire, we're going to continue to see these winds calming down later tonight. that's good news. there will be a quiet period overnight before the

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but weather analysts predicted the santa ana winds would pick up today and fuel the flames. they did strengthen, but luckily the winds have not been as devastating as experts initially predicted. still, gusts are expected to pick up later this afternoon and into the night. meanwhile, investigators are working to pinpoint exactly how the pacific palisades firetarted. they believe the ignition point is an area called skull rock. it's a popular place to hike. federal investigators are working with local teams to check out the scene at skull rock and collect evidence, and they are looking at the possibility a small new ye

ahorita estamos esperando vientos fuertes de santa ana.ratar de incrementar esa porción de línea de contención. el vocero marco rodríguez agregó que la gran escala de destrucción en los últimos 6 días ha sido difícil de procesar hasta para ellos. no importa cuántas veces has visto casas y bueno, condiciones similares. esta es una a una gran magnitud que no hemos visto en décadas. por su parte, los incendios están y continúan amenazando a miles de residencias. y las autoridades instan a aquellos en zonas de advertencia de evacuación a estar preparados para dejar sus hogares si las cosas empeoran. en el estudio nathalie vera regreso contigo. gracias, nathalie. y estamos por comenzar otra semana desafiante para los bomberos debido a las condiciones del tiempo que no dan tregua. marcelo rivera buenas noches. viene otra ronda de tiempo severo para el sur de california. buenas noches, fátima y amigos televidentes. lamentablemente, eso es correcto. vienen otros. viento fuerte. otro evento de vientos fuertes de santa ana desde el norte. de hecho,

unfortunately for them to get these santa ana winds back.you can see most of southern california remains under these red flag fire warnings, winds up to 70mph all the way through the day on wednesday. then by 11 p.m. on wednesday, we would start to see that wind calming down here and certainly looking much better on thursday's forecast. no big rain chances the next two weeks for them or for us. so we're going to continue to be all over this. and we've got more reports at nbcbayarea.com. as we get a look at the overall weather pattern. what we're seeing is this area of high pressure. it's keeping the storm track way off to the north. and then we have that system sneaking in here from the south. and that's whatat's realy kicking up the wind in southern california. so as we roll through tomorrow's forecast with that clear weather back here, for us, it's going to enable those temperatures to drop. so we're going to get back down here to some chilly weather. make sure to have that heaviest jacket as you step out the door tomorrow morning. so you'

tell us about the concern about the santa ana winds.ent and whether or not they are expected to strengthen? those winds are clearly _ winds are clearly strengthening, i can feel it only right now. the critical period will be the next two or three days. in terms of the strength of those wins, starting about 2k hours from now so early on tuesday morning local time to late on wednesday is when we can expect to feel those really critically dangerous winds that could hamper firefighters. dangerous winds that could hamperfirefighters. to give hamper firefighters. to give you hamperfirefighters. to give you an idea of how quickly things can change, two hours ago at four ami received a notification on my phone that there was a new vegetation fire a couple of miles down the road here which is a suburb in the northern part of los angeles —— los angeles county. there was a rapid response to that fire and i see now that they have made very good progress in putting it out. that is how quickly things can change and that is the goal, to put these flas

as strong santa ana winds and low humidity combined.while, across the south and much of the midwest, they are dealing with a significant storm that's bringing wintry weather. not just snow, but they're talking about ice all the way down to the southern tier of states. this is keeping warnings and advisories going. winter storm warnings and advisories going through that region right here in the bay area. it is quiet locally. look at the afternoon highs with a windy one on tap tomorrow. anywhere from the low 60s to the upper 60s or mid 60s. excuse me for the bay area. lakeport 59 degrees. as far as rain goes, unfortunately we don't have anything in sight over the next ten days, but there may be a little bit of moisture in the form of drizzle locally, and also down in southern california, where they are desperate for some rain. another santa ana wind event going to be picking up this weekend in southern california. here in the bay area, we've got those gusty winds tomorrow into sunday morning. so the accuweather seven day forecast, it's dr

in fact, three more santa ana events in the week to come.so it is critical that firefighters try to get a hold of the flames. now, this is shaping up to be the costliest wildfire disaster in the history of the united states. in altadena, i'm gina kim, nbc news. back to you, gina. thanks for that. and as we have been covering, an investigation is now underway into why fire hydrants ran out of water during the beginning of the historic palisades fire fight in southern california. governor gavin newsom is now ordering an independent investigation. nbc news has also confirmed that a 117 million gallon reservoir in pacific palisades is out of service, and the governor wants to know why. these questions, coming after a fire victim confronted the governor about those water issues. is there no water in the hydrants? governor, it's all literally is it going to be different next time? it has to be. governor newsom has invited president elect trump to survey the damage in the los angeles area. in a letter, the governor said in part, quote, hundreds of

then again california has been getting hit by severe santa ana wind forever.the mid-1700s the california missionaries built emissions to withstand santa ana wind. maybe instead of blaming the windy city leaders should blame the preparation before the winter. fires on uncleared and overgrown state lands have been devastating california for years and all power lines on virtual pools have been sparking fires. and the wind and dry brush the head of public works in los angeles now says the water system was not designed to fight wildfires. common sense asks why not? are the fire hydrants many of which were missing or broken or designed to fight only domesticated fires? california seems to have no problem bracing $50 million to trump-proof california so what about money to fireproof the state. california residents pay the highest taxes and in return state and local governments give a safety. and the protection system is inadequate it should be fixed. we will never stop the hot wind coming off the desert but maybe we can slow the hot air coming out of sacramento. let'

the devastating wildfires in southern california now threatening brentwood with the santa ana winds, expected to pick up once again. good evening and thank you for joining us. i'm dion limb. firefighters got a break from the winds but not the flames today as the palisades fire moved towards brentwood, prompting new evacuations. now, the l.a. county fire chief is warning there will likely be power shutoffs in the coming days to lower that fire risk. now, the biggest threat still from that palisades fire, which has scorched more than 22,600 acres and it's just 11% contained. cal fire believes more than 5000 structures were destroyed. the eaton fire has burned more than 14,000 acres, destroying or damaging 7000 structures. it is now 15% contained. at least 11 people are dead in l.a. county, with at least 13 missing. governor newsom also doubled california's national guard deployment to l.a. fires to nearly 1700 service members. all of this is coming as firefighters scrambled today to save homes in brentwood. you can see an aerial assault lasted for hours, with aircraft dropping water an

and that is part of the main reason why these santa ana winds are just pushing the flames. stricken southern california. this is a live view from the palisades fire, one of the largest fires, as you just heard, close to 16,000 acres. here's a look at the fire danger index. once again, they're not out of the danger. it is going to be another gusty night ahead going into tomorrow with those downsloping santa ana winds. they are expecting another day of very serious conditions that they'll be dealing with. mountain. lukens troc trail. peak wind gusts 100 miles an hour. magic mountain 90. you can see there. eaton canyon 70. saddle peak 98. so it has been just a ferocious windstorm. visible satellite picture before the sun went down. picking up all that smoke that was moving from those wildfires out over the pacific ocean. of course, that smoke is choking the area. air quality alert until 1215 friday. all areas shaded in gray there. air quality continues to suffer. the oranges and the reds indicating poor to unhealthy air quality. and they're going to have to deal with this for

santa ana winds up to 70 miles per hour fueling at least five major fires. tonight as several fires burn elsewhere, we're with the families as some return to where their homes once stood. they had not been back yet, their homes gone. and tonight we're hearing from the family of a man who died with a garden hose in his hand, trying to protect his home, and the well-known names who have lost their homes too. tonight actor billy crystal and his wife losing the home where they raised their children and grandchildren. what they're saying tonight. our team back across the fire zone tonight and the new concern as we head into the evening. ginger zee on the santa ana winds and what's coming next. >>> the other news this thursday night, the major winter storm moving from texas to the east coast. tonight, 20 states on alert for snow and ice. several states expected to get more snow than they're used to. >>> tonight, america paying its final respects to former president jimmy carter. the remarkable scene inside the national cathedral, and you'll see it. the five living

santa ana winds expected to return in just days as well. coming up. >> this is ktvu, fox two news at 730. >> hi, everyone, and good evening. i'm frank mallicoat. crews battling wildfires all across southern california are getting a temporary, much needed break from the strong wind gusts that fueled flames earlier this week. let's take a live look at the palisades fire still burning tonight. as you can see, the death toll from the eaton and the palisades. palisades fire is now up to 11. more than 12,000 homes and structures have been destroyed. more than 39,000 acres charred. california's governor, gavin newsom, has asked for an investigation into why some fire hydrants ran dry during the height of this week's fire. ktvu is jesse gary has the very latest out of southern california. >> friday. firefighters, aided by favorable winds, poured everything into efforts to increase containment of flames, burning several areas of the southland. >> due to the favorable overnight weather conditions. and the diligent. and i'll focus on the diligent work