anita.l right a strange story christina coleman thank you so much for that report. bryan. bryan: fbi confirm it is spoken to a suspect in the new orleans terror truck the truck ramming left four dead doesenings hurt in the french quarter on new year's day. fbi says the suspect was a former army soldier 100% inspired by isis let's bring in ted williams fox news contributor former police detective in washington, d.c. ted good to see you. the reporting is now starting to really find out more about how he was radicalized it appears he reportedly traveled to egypt in 2023. there's going to be a lot of questions about how that -- effected his thinking and then also really how he got radicalized. it is really at the center of that isn't it? >> it is at the center of it. it really touches home. i'm from the great state of louisiana from louisiana, and i went down for fox and it is hard to believe that i also a military veteran that another military veteran would kill 14 of our citizens. on behalf of

she had stopped by his place on her way home after dropping off anita. later that night, it was ben who called police to angie's condo. and what got their attention was not just what ben said, but how he sounded when he said it. ben: answer the phone. her car is here and she won't answer the door or can't answer the door. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): does he sound frantic? panicked? investigators didn't think so. craig melvin (voiceover): coming up, police start focusing on ben. but soon, the list of suspects gets longer. he was a pretty scary guy. he was creepy. craig melvin (voiceover): when "dateline" continues. [music playing] ok, noah's going to make a fire. our job is to let him do it...by himself. what kind of wood you got there? gregggg! it is important to challenge young homeowners turning into their parents. -mm... -oh! -not a great start. -you got to turn it. you got to turn it. doesn't look structurally sound here. tom! they can't help themselves. -a fire starter?! -you know cavemen, they built fires with nothing but their wits and their bare

anita: it is anita vogel, we are watching hoping that the fire doesn't jump the 405 freeway and spread into places like baller. were hoping that doesn't happen but i want to ask you where you're standing in malibu. were not talking too much about malibu, it is been decimated. i have friends who have lost their homes up the coastline drive, can you tell us what they're seen a malibu about the homes along pch and tell us what you're seeing. >> those who know the area and the area around malibu. , that area is relatively inta intact. when you go more toward santa monica or pacific palisades down the pch where we stand right now that's where you see significant damage. let's give you a little bit of a picture of what that looks like right now will look interesting to monica down the coastline and you can see house after house essentially one house after another caught fire and it was a chain reaction like dominoes. fortunately some homes are still standing and is horrible to report not many are left. >> it is terrible, thank you for giving a birdseye view we so appreciated, stacy. jackie:

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and then before we know it, it got so big, so rapidly, so big, it had to move to santa anita park in nearby arcadia. a lot of us, we come from the streets. a lot of us were homeless in l.a, and we got a second chance at life, and we're making the best of it. so it's only right to give back. >> we stopping by and looking for mainly baby diapers and kids clothes and shoes because they run out the house without their shoes. we're not rich people. we're barely scraping by, as is. you know, we're a foster house. we got six foster kids. we had to evacuate. >> stay strong and stay positive. we will survive. we all work together as a community. >> thank you very much. >> you're welcome. though this will be here through wednesday, there will be plenty of leftovers. and you can be sure they'll be going to the organizations that can make the most good of it for the people who really need it. tom vacar, ktvu, fox two news, an electronic music venue in san francisco, hosted a fundraiser for the l.a. fire response. >> this was the scene tonight at the midway in the dogpatch. there were several dj

that was anita's fence. she thought it was over when the october fire surrounded her home. she credits the firefighters at station 28 and nearby stations for saving her neighborhood. >> i am not going to call it lucky but we are blessed. blessed because we have the, again, because of the firefighters that saved our house. >> keller fire damaged her neighbor's house. she only lost her fence. once station 28 closes on monday, she worries response times will be longer. >> upset about it, also, like, what if there will be another fire? >> not just fires, neighbors like perry worry about medical emergencies. says about 6-months ago he had a bad fall inside of his home. firefighters from station 28 rushed him to the hospital. >> every second counts. they are the emergency response up here. and, there is a lot of seniors that live up here. and it could be a matter of life and death. >> the fire chief admits there is no way to sugar coat it. it is a bad situation. he is forced to temporarily shutdown two stations on monday due to a large city budget deficit. station's 28 and 25. st

i'll come right back to you, anita. but i want to check in with phil mattingly, because phil, obviously special air mission 39, has touched down just a bit early. >> yeah, a little bit early. should pull up behind me here in a matter of seconds. one thing to point out when it landed, you saw kind of that burst, that cloud of snow and ice. when the wheels touched down. i can't explain just how herculean an effort we saw on the tarmac before we actually spotted the plane to clear off the ice and the snow. i counted more than two dozen snowplows trucks. the effort that was underway to ensure that this was clear, not just for the landing, but also for the family and the ceremonies that we're about to see. i do want to point out, when it comes to the family, obviously, president carter extraordinarily close. the love story between he and his past wife, rosalynn, but also the immediate family is 33 immediate family members. they were taking annual vacations from the mid 90s into the mid 2000. at the end of every single year.

. >> on a fateful day last may, he and coworker anita joy had just finished their shifts at 3 a.m.as they walked to their cars, they came upon a robbery crew hell bent on stealing the catalytic converter from his car. when he approached the thieves. the 37 year old actor was killed in cold blood. the thieves fled. friends and concerned residents left flowers on the sidewalk where johnny was so callously killed. everyone cries for justice. then, nearly three months after the shooting, police released grainy surveillance photos from the scene and the lapd gets a break in the case. >> our investigators work tirelessly to gather evidence, interview witnesses, and follow every lead for suspected gang members with lengthy rap sheets are eventually arrested. >> robert marcello and sergio estrada, charged with murder, both plead not guilty. frank arellano and leonel gutierrez face lesser charges. >> alano, who was an accessory after the fact, bought the converters from them. and then gutierrez, who was the actual driver of the getaway c after they shot my son in court, alonzo pleads no con

me encuentro en el parque santa anita, donde aquí la solidaridad se ha convertido en montañas de ayudas de miles de personas que están bajo orden de evacuación y alerta de bandera roja, listos para huir del peligro como lo hizo jaime, que nos muestra lo que tuvo que hacer para salvar a sus animales en altadena. el becerrito mira al caballo como su papá y lo sigue por donde sea. yo llevaba al caballo afuera de la troca y el becerrito nomás lo estaba siguiendo. esta es una clara señal de que los animales también sufren y sienten las consecuencias de este desastre que cada vez está más lejos de llegar a su fin. conditions will continue throu wednesday. esto a causa del viento que amenaza con alimentar los incendios en los próximos días. según la sociedad protectora de animales de pasadena. 400 animales fueron llevados a sus instalaciones en tan solo 2 días. y caballos, como los de jaime y su familia fueron trasladados a establos en la zona de burbank. entre tanto, los bomberos trabajan hasta el agotamiento y las autoridades indicaron que más de 18.000 personas se han registrado para recib

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both sides of santa anita park. here, the cars stretch around the block. there are so many people in line donating goods and the response has been overwhelming, which is really appreciated. but it has been a turnout. look at this. toothbrushes, boxes and boxes of toothbrushes. the kids have been able to get all kinds of stuff. so certainly there have been a lot of people who are in need that have been able to get some help. >> practically a small town in that parking lot and in our area. preparation for emergencies is top of mind. following the disaster in la. today in berkeley, a free community emergency preparedness class saw near record turnout, with people eager to learn more about keeping their families safe. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard was there. >> and it's very important because when this disaster is occurring, you're not going to remember where your dad's gold watch is. >> kerry dubczak has taught this citizen's emergency response team class, or cert, dozens of times in berkeley. but the interest in preparing for emergencies has never

he doesn't cover me, but of course that would be a terrible blow to his reputation. anita of austria's follow right. freedom policy has been noticed by the countries, the president to form a government. it follows a meeting between the parties, lead and president alexander venza balance. the pro russia freedom policy, one of the most seats in september of all of entry elections. so when you get glass move from vienna, as a step into the on no, yes. have a typical the leader of the fall, right? freedom policy met with the austrian president. it was a stock or mind of the only option left to form a government. this talk is called is confident you can find viable solutions within the framework of government negotiations and he wants because sponsibility use, i asked him about explicitly go ahead of thoughts. but given with caution, this is how they mean it isn't. she does not take me step likely. i will continue to ensure that the principles and rules of the constitution are correctly observed that outside hundreds of pickles, opponents of ages gather to voice. this is what a freedom poli

that was anita tadeo's fence. she thought it was over when the october keller fire surrounded her home. she credits the firefighters at station 28 and nearby stations for saving her neighborhood. >> i'm not going to call it lucky, but we are blessed, blessed because we have again because of the firefighters that saved our house. >> reporter: the keller fire severely damaged her neighbor had's house. she only lost her fence, but once station 28 closes monday, she worries. >> what if there will be another fire? >> reporter: not just fires, neighbors like frederick perry worry about medical emergencies. about six months ago he had a bad fall inside his home. firefighters from station 28 rushed him to the hospital. >> every second counts. they're the emergency response up here and there's a lot of seniors who live up here and it could be the matter of life and death. >> reporter: the fire chief admits there's no way to sugarcoat it. it's a bad situation, but he's forced to temporarily shut down two stations monday due

wednesday. 7 to 8 here at santa anita park will strictly be for those in need, those affected by thee in order to get those donations. >> what a remarkable turnout. we are staying on top of all of the developments coming out of the wildfires in los angeles county. you can get updates as they happen on abc seven news.com and our abc seven bay area app. well, still to come tonight. it was started in the bay area and now thep is helping millions of people stay informed about the raging wildfires in the south. >> well, thankfully we have no fires here in the bay area right now, but we do have strong, gusty winds. i'll have details on that in my accuweather forecast coming u behold! a glorious round table pepperoni pizz... huh? ah. huh. well, behold the pepperoni and grilled chicken...? what the? (clears throat) behold, the pepperoni, grilled chicken and bacon pizza from round table! three magnificent toppings grilled chicken, pepperoni, and sizzling bacon. try it at round table pizza! merlin! james longman right here on our air many times, bringing us stories from all around the world. n

and then before we know it, it got so big, so rapidly, so big, it had to move to santa anita park in from the streets. a lot of us were homeless in l.a, and we got a second chance at life, and we're making the best of it. so it's only right to give back. >> we stopping by and looking for mainly baby diapers and kids clothes and shoes because they run out the house without their shoes. we're not rich people. we're barely scraping by, as is. you know, we're a foster house. we got six foster kids. we had to evacuate. >> stay strong and stay positive. we will survive. we all work together as a community. thank you very much. >> you're welcome. though this will be here through wednesday, there will be plenty of leftovers. and you can be sure they'll be going to the organizations that can make the most good of it for the people who really need it. tom vacar, ktvu, fox two news. >> a freezing winter storm shut down schools, cut power, and canceled or delayed flights in the south and southeast over the weekend. more than 600 flights to and from hartsfield-jackson atlanta international airpor

so i'm very happy to say that anita dunn is with us here now. for coming in to talk to americast. thank you for having me on this morning. you've had a very long relationship withjoe biden and the biden family, haven't you? working in and out of the white house, when did you first get to know him? well, i first met then senator biden when i was a junior staffer in the united states senate, but i didn't really work closely with him until then candidate 0bama picked him to be the vice presidential nominee. i was a senior adviser to the 0bama campaign, so worked closely with biden and his staff during the campaign, and then when i was communications director in the 0bama white house, so. what is thejoe biden that you know like, maybe differently from our public perception of him? well, i thinkjoe biden has always been one of those people whose public and private personas are not all that different. and a lot of politicians are very different in private than they are in public. you hear, "oh, this person's so much better in small groups. "oh, if you

evacuados se reunieron para recibir comida gratis y otro recurso creado en el estacionamiento de santa anitaonaciones estos son algunos de sus testimonios. [habla en inglÉs] "a las 3" [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] >> el centro de donaciones estarÁ abierto desde las 7:00 de la maÑana hasta la noche. el acceso a artÍculos necesario como ropa, incluso fondos serÁ fundamental para evacuados en los prÓximos dÍas. el papa francisco regresÓ por los habitantes del condado de los angeles afectado por incendios que han dejado 24 muertos y miles de desplazados. [habla en otro idioma] felix: cuando puedan realizar bÚsquedas entre escombros que han dejado estos incendios. pasamos a mÉxico luego de cumplir 100 dÍas en el cargo la presidenta claudiaofreciÓ un balance de su gestiÓn ante la multitud congregada. en su discurso se refiriÓ la relaciÓn de mÉxico con estados unidos que ella espera que sea buena. como nos dice hÉctor guerrero, desde ciudad de mÉxico. } >> la presidenta de mÉxico ofreciÓ el informe 100 dÍas de la cuarta transformaciÓn . fue incluso que lo llenas donde el oficio que habrÁ coop

and then before we know it, it got so big, so rapidly, so big, it had to move to santa anita park incadia. a lot of us, we come from the streets. a lot of us were homeless in l.a. and we got a second chance at life. and we're making the best of it. so it's only right to give back. >> we stopping by and looking for mainly baby diapers and kids clothes and shoes, because they run out the house without their shoes. we're not rich people. we're barely scraping by, as is. you know, we're a foster house. we got six foster kids. we had to evacuate. >> stay strong and stay positive. we will survive. we all work together as a community. thank you very much. >> you're welcome. though this will be here through wednesday, there will be plenty of leftovers. and you can be sure they'll be going to the organizations that can make the most good of it for the people who really need it. tom vacar, ktvu, fox two news a bay area artist did her part to help fire victims in southern california. [music] >> electric violinist rose carelli held a fund raising concert at patricia's green park in san francisco

they brought clothes, household items and even food to the santa anita racetrack.ds work together to offer clothing and packaged or hot food, even toys, to anyone who needed it. it started at the rose bowl, but the effort grew to the point that things had to move to santa anita. >> i thought we were going to give out 500 hot dogs and, you know, call it a day. and what happened is donations started pouring in. next thing we know, other food vendors came to help. and then before we know it, it got so big, so rapidly. >> people can pick up food or any other necessities. now until wednesday at santa anita, anything left over will be distributed to other organizations also working to help people displaced by the fire. now, if you have money or supplies to give, you can join the red. you can join the fox network. support of families impacted by the california wildfires. donations will go directly to the red cross. you can also visit ktvu.com/wildfire help. you'll see a long list of charitable organizations. you can also just scan the qr code on your screen. whether such

readings are showing themselves once again in equitorial, gideon dancer d l c to was central attends anita, but this is relevant what's having a circulation producing heavy writing, mozambique, and madagascar. the passion for supporting local communities and pioneering in normative african science and technology projects. houses, how beautiful, how glorious and all of us on this planet and look just ask for out to sierra for the leading by chemist. determined to use a scientific knowledge to sub africa. women make science from the lab to the field. oh, now to sierra russia and ukraine is phil attacking each other's territory with no sign of a laptop on the battlefield. bought the return of donald trump is us president, is creating new pressure on both sides to end. the war is not likely. this is inside store the .

there are two factors here, ithink, anita. one is the what's called hybrid warfare, the fear that russia is mapping undersea telecoms, communications and other, the cables, including pipelines that connect britain to the rest of europe and to the rest of the world. i mean, when you get on your phone and you send a message over the internet that's not going up into space, that's going under the sea. and, you know, i only found that out myself relatively recently. i mean, its extraordinary, but these things go along the sea bottom. now, russia has got a number of vessels that have the capability to cut these things. and so there is the hybrid warfare aspect of cutting undersea cables, which is something that has taken place twice. it's suspected that russia is to blame, but russia is not going to admit to this. that's taken place twice recently. and then there's the whole shadow fleet business. so it's very murky. so russia is heavily sanctioned. it's not allowed to transport its oil and gas freely around the world in the way it

behind the creation of the first lady's initiative and it added status and star power when it named anitacbride its director. it publicized the chiefly lecture series for which four former first ladies have spoken. in 2021 several first lady scholars and archivists and former white house employees came together for flair which stands for first ladies for research and education. each of you should join flair immediately. you can do that on your phone right now. [ laughter ] east wing magazine founded by jennifer taylor and it was an online periodical and you should all subscribe to that. east wing according to taylor, quote is the first journalistic driven publication for first ladies, present and past and it's terrific. fourth, we finally have a textbook. just out, united states first ladies, making history and leading legacies by diana carland, anita mcbride and nancy keegan smith. for those of us who teach first ladies it's a wonderful thing to have a book devoted to the college audience and carlin mcbride has a version for the general public and remembering the first ladies and the leg

and into a clear in the says that they had fought against the fascist regime of anita was telling me between 19351930 6 on getting the occupation. and they will clear that as a result of that, it was incumbent upon them to ensure that they participated in the 4 efforts of for the colonize issue. so when the world war ends in 1945, with the defeat of benito, mussolini, and i go a fiddler on the 100. you can see it's still p, i imagine, or most as an african power with unique credentials. and these unique credentials i informed by the 3 and by the fact that they have succeeded in defeating these power. these file whose activities one known to be nickel to the interest of africa and those credentials are different than shows that they are full views and, but i have the last see, is a model high ground which model high ground. he then use this to be the host of the 1st african heads of states meeting, which i'm sure that you talk to, to add the state meet in december. they feel you. and if want to go outside of this depth of field beyond italy, it must be remembered that at that time the

um are seen as, as, as, as real contenders here including anita and, and who is the minister of labor right now. it's a hard thing to do, i guess, but you've had time to think about it for a while. give us the best 30 seconds on justin triggers. legacy as well. you know, it's, it's, it's a complicated thing to do because for a while he was seen as a celebrity, prime minister, he was known around the world. he was young, he was attractive. he was a great speaker, he comes from a political dynasty and canada is called or was was a, was a glamorous prime minister. he also got us through the pandemic. many people credit him with saving, saving, lives, keeping with the economy afloat during the pandemic with other nations were really struggling. he's also really strong on climate change, so he will have a legacy. he's left to look number of progressive policies, whether it's child care, whether it's his response to, to climate change. he's seen as, as a real. he will have an impressive legacy. i think when, when the, his, when history books are written, read stuff, listen really appreciate

lisa, ben, and anita before him, all of our component heads, the leaders of our law enforcement agencies, our us attorneys. and my long suffering staff. it will be even harder to leave the career workforce. who have been my colleagues. my mentors and my friends over so many years. but it will be hardest to leave this job. where every day is another opportunity. to uphold the rule of law. to keep my fellow citizens safe. and to protect civil rights. i will miss it. i will miss all of you. i could not be more honored than to have served alongside you. as attorney general. thank you. [applause]

hello, i am jackie deangelis along with guy benson, anita vogel and jason chaffetz. welcome to the big weekend show. the big story tonight is a fox news alert. >> the eaten fire is estimated 14117 acres. >> we were in a rush to get out. >> over 7000 structures are damaged or destroyed. >> we wish we craft, we never thought this would happen. >> 2832 firefighting personnel are assigned to the fire. >> this is the only -- this is it. >> critical fire weather conditions begin this evening and continued through wednesday. >> national guard is there making sure people stay out of their homes because of danger, safety of leaders. >> approximately 500 personnel. >> we have security to address those issues. >> historic wildfires in the golden state killed at least 11 people and 13 others confirmed missing. a flareup in the palisades fire has led to mandatory evacuation orders as the fire switches direction posing a new threat northeast toward mandeville canyon threatening the brentwood area. fire weather watchers in effect for los angeles and ventura counties now until tomor

lisa, ben, and anita before him, all of our component heads, the leaders of our law enforcement agencies, our us attorneys. and my long suffering staff. it will be even harder to leave the career workforce. who have been my colleagues. my mentors and my friends over so many years. but it will be hardest to leave this job. where every day is another opportunity. to uphold the rule of law. to keep my fellow citizens safe. and to protect civil rights. i will miss it. i will miss all of you. i could not be more honored than to have served alongside you. as attorney general. thank you. [applause] >> south dakota governor christie noeis president elect trump'shoice for homeland security secretary governor noem was first elected 018 d served eight years in t u.s. house. you can the full hearing live beginning a9:00 a.m. eastern on c-span or online at c-span.org. >> attention middle and high school students across america. it is time to make your voice heard. c-span's student cam documentary contest 2025 is here. this is your chance to create a documentary that can inspire change, raise awarenes

there will be more coming up nextin there will be more coming up next in a few minutes with anita.ight celsius earlier this morning in parts of oxfordshire. tonight we expect another frost, an ice risk and freezing fog patches tomorrow morning. disruptive snow for some of us as well through the weekend, notably within these two and the weather warning areas issued by the met office. snow towards the met office. snow towards the north, snow and ice further south, and some of the snow is likely to drift on strong, gusty winds, so do check before you travel this weekend. cold air still spilling down from the north—west through the rest of the day, and that will drive some showers. into parts of the cheshire gap, north facing coast, northern scotland, northern ireland. it is feeling cold, temperatures in low single figures. some sunshine towards the south. overnight, as the wind tends to lighten, we will see freezing fog patches develop again across the south of england and south wales. some cloud towards the north and west, one or two wintry showers. watch out for icy stretches here,

lisa, ben, and anita before him, all of our component heads, the leaders of our law enforcement agencies, our us attorneys. and my long suffering staff. it will be even harder to leave the career workforce. who have been my colleagues. my mentors and my friends over so many years. but it will be hardest to leave this job. where every day is another opportunity. to uphold the rule of law. to keep my fellow citizens safe. and to protect civil rights. i will miss it. i will miss all of you. i could not be more honored than to have served alongside you. as attorney general. thank you. [applause] >> a new chapter in u.s. history begins monday with the presidential inauguration of donald trump. witness democracy in action with c-span and for the first time since ronald reagan's inaugural in 1985 this extraordinary day will be held inside the capitol rotunda due to frigid temperatures. watch our all day coverage, where we will take your calls, hear insights from historians and speak with attendees. this historic day begins at 7:00 a.m. eastern with live coverage including the outgoing president

la comunidad hispana no se queda atrÁs, en el parque de santa anita miles de personas se unen para ayudarha sido conmovedor. cuenta uno de ellos. andrea: el fiscal general de california agregÓ que el precio de los hoteles y otros alquileres temporales no puede aumentar mÁs de un 10% en relaciÓn a los precios antes de la declaraciÓn del estado de emergencia. tampoco el precio de sus ministros como gas, agua, baterÍa, materiales de construcciÓn y primeros auxilios. pide a la ciudad ni a reportar aquellos negocios y personas que estÁn subiendo de mÁs los precios. borja: gracias por mostrar todo lo que estÁ sucediendo, es impresionante que hay gente tan mala que se aproveche de una necesidad como la que estÁn atravesando los californianos para hacer el mal. paulina: como decÍa andrea, este tipo de situaciones sacan lo mejor y lo peor de las personas, no sÓlo los humanos estamos recibiendo ayuda en el estado de california, tambiÉn estÁn haciendo perros, gatos, caballos, hasta venados que se encontrando refugios en el centro de protecciÓn de animales, este es una organizaciÓn sin fines de lucro

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the donations flooding a huge relief center and this is at the santa anita racetrack in arcadia you the eaton fire. thousands looking to offer a helping hand and they showed up on sunday volunteers were sorting through mountains of donations and those helping hearts or stretching all the way to hear in the bay area to go for the last few days, local businesses and individuals have organized police efforts to help those in need in large and small ways. westgate church in san jose held an emergency donation drive and filled a semi truck in one day . the same thing happen at a korean tofu restaurant in oakland. a violinist held a benefit concert in san francisco's hayes valley. and a bagel store donated proceeds from their special bagel to the organization , feed the streets l.a. >> it felt like a perfect marriage for us because of what we do and the understanding of the importance of a warm meal sometimes. >> anything you can do to make yourself feel like you are involved somehow with the misery and maybe relieve it somehow, i think it helps us. you know. in our sense of being part of a g

. —— anita. official figures showed a surge in uk public sector borrowing last month.ng that had to be covered by borrowing it was £17.8 billion in december. ms. reeves has been speaking to our economics editor faisal islam in devils, and he asked her how she could spur on economic growth. we're reforming the planning system. we've got rid of the moratorium on onshore wind, the cheapest form of energy, so that investors can build that in britain. we've signed off expansion at stansted and city airports. the previous government could have done any of those things and they didn't because they didn't prioritise growth. this government is. and when there are decisions around infrastructure investment, the answer can't always be no. yes. and it seems like you're re—evaluating heathrow and gatwick. key investors here at davos that own those airports. i'm not going to comment on speculation, but this government is determined to bring in trade and investment into britain. and we will look at all plans to bring infrastructure to bring investment to britain. you said you had fou

. >> the santa anita horse racing track is now a donation center for fire victims. look at how busy it was overnight. >> most schools across l.a. county are reopening this morning, but those that are still in evacuation areas are still closed. >> yeah, and there are concerns, of course, about the fire spreading. and with new fires starting with the highest level alert, a so-called particularly dangerous situation in effect. reporter josh einiger is in the devastated pacific palisades section of l.a. here in that pacific palisades neighborhood, there is destruction and devastation everywhere you look. >> although there are pockets where things seem to have emerged unscathed from this firestorm. case in point this vintage thunderbird, which seems to have gone through this without barely a scratch. of course, there is a lot of destruction, a lot of heartbreak in this community, and homeowners learned it will be days before they're allowed to come back to begin to pick up the pieces. the sun set through clear, smoke free skies and the moon rose over a community. the fir

anita. >> thank you. make a good point there, jake. and but it conjured up a memory that i have from bush 41 funeral, when all the former presidents for whom first families, everybody were seated. george w bush was one of the last people to come in the room before the sitting president, of course. and he went and shook every single person's hand of his former club. former first ladies. and again, it does. yes. this is a reverent moment, of course, but it does take a person to of character to sort of change that tone. >> i just want to it's not happening right now, but i just want to emphasize that until 30s ago, donald trump was talking to barack obama's ear off. >> yes, his ear off. i like seeing that, actually. >> well, i'm not sure how much barack obama liked it, but he was he was being gracious and and, you know, classy as one does. and now, of course, he's turned threatened. mike pence's life was threatened on january 6th, 2021. but just that, that moment because there is a president joe biden and first lady, jill biden. >> i thin

. >>> drone footage from the santa anita park in arcadia close to the eaton fire is showing the power of community. thousands of people looking to lend a helping hand to those impacted by the fires, they are waiting in long lines now for a chance to help sort through donated stacks of food, water, and diapers. >> sorry, i feel so bad for the people. just wanted to come help somebody. >> i have donated the water. i donated the food, cereals, and pasta. >> my family and i, we all came out because we want to give back to our city. >> a volunteer credits social media for the huge turnout. he said all it took was a few posts online and thousands of helpers showed up. >>> as people watch the wildfire disaster playing out in los angeles, a lot of people in the bay area are looking for practical ways to help. for the last few days, businesses and individuals have been organizing relief efforts to try to help people in need. john ramos has the story. >> reporter: after all the tragedy we've seen coming out of los angeles in the last few days, it's time to put aside the normal rivalries. people

. >> reporter: thousands converging on the santa anita race parking lot.with food vendors feeding the community. >> they're giving away free food. >> reporter: their efforts going viral. >> we have wheelchairs, we have coffee pots. we have blankets. >> reporter: tonight organizers are urging everyone impacted by the fires to come get what they need. >> we are hoping to get more people that need these items to come and pick up the donations. >> reporter: the time is now. >> the time is now. >> reporter: david, tonight officials are out with a new map of the fire zone where people can go see where their home was impacted and they can go to lacounty.gov, certainly a vital resource at this time. kayna, thank you. >> david: they are warning of this particularly dangerous situation. the santa ana winds roaring back tonight. let's get right to meteorologist ginger zee. what can they expect tonight? >> they can quickly if they start and we have 36 hours in what will be an urgent situation in california. let's talk about the setup. it is different than what happene

. >> reporter: here at the famed santa anita race crack in arcadia, a marathon drive, collecting much-needed supplies like clothing, shoes and bottled water and disbursing them to residents. >> it's just amazing seeing the support and how the community comes together. >> reporter: and a happy conclusion to a story we told you about. >> how do i get to my house! >> reporter: casey coleman losing his dogs. first responders were able to rescue one of them. but the other, oreo still missing. casey overcome with emotion as he was reignited with oreo. >> oh, honey, oh, honey! >> our thanks to tom for that report. >>> today begins president biden's last week in office, which will include two major speeches. this afternoon, president biden will deliver a foreign policy address from the state department. the white house says this speech will discuss the work of the administration to strengthen america and lead the world. and, on wednesday, president biden will deliver a farewell address to the nation. sources familiar tell nbc news the speech had touch on mr. biden's entire political career, and he w

piles of bottled water, clothing, and other necessities took over the parking lot at the santa anita race track near the eaton fire. >> we're like, let's go help. we have to. >> reporter: danny lee and his 6-year-old son oliver were among the many volunteers. >> kids and grown-ups are homeless. they don't have anywhere to live. >> reporter: officials say hundreds have fled the area to shelters with tens of thousands of people in l.a. county still under evacuation orders. now the cause of the two largest fires are still under investigation, but when all is said and done they are expected to be the nation's costliest. michael? >> all right, charlie demar on the front lines of the palisades fire. thanks. >>> the fbi is trying to identify the operator of a drone that collided with a firefighting plane bottling the -- battling the wildfires. authorities say the drone violated temporary flight restrictions puts into place in the wake of the fires on thursday and damaged the aircraft known as the super scooper. officials say there have been at least 40 incidents of drones forcing firefighte

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