de nuevo, estamos en arcadia, en el estacionamiento del hipodromo de esta ciudad.este interesado, quien lo necesite, puede venir aqui y tomar, tomar lo que guste. vanessa. >> si. que bonito. como me mencionas, francisco, que en estos momentos tan duros surja esta fuerza de la solidaridad. muchisimas gracias. bueno, y si quieren ayudar a los damn damnificados por estos incendios en el sur de california, pueden hacerlo a traves de nuestra pagina de internet o com comunicandose con el telefono que aparece en pantalla. el gobernador de california, gavin newsom, respondio a las criticas del presidente electo donald trump sobre el manejo de la crisis por los incendios forestales. en una entrevista con el programa meet de press de nuestra cadena hermana nbc news, nelson dijo que eran infundadas las acusaciones de trump, que responsabiliza al que lo r responsabiliza por los hidrantes que no funcionaron. tambien reacciono a que trump lo c califico de incompetente. >> take a look for himself we want to do in the spirit of an open and not a closed fist. we had support from th

pero quien necesite de nuevo frente al hipÓdromo de arcadia.olicitar la ayuda de primero es necesario tener un nÚmero de seguro social. si usted no tiene uno, otro familiar puede pedir la ayuda en su nombre. tambiÉn es importante saber quÉ tipo de cobertura de seguro tiene para su casa, su vehÍculo o su negocio. tambiÉn documente todos los daÑos con fotografÍas o videos. deberÁ proporcionar el ingreso familiar anual total antes de impuestos en el momento del desastre y tambiÉn debe saber la direcciÓn y el nÚmero de telÉfono de la propiedad donde ocurriÓ el daÑo y cÓmo puede contactarlo si aprueba su reclamo. necesita dar informaciÓn bancaria para efectuar el depÓsito directo. si desea mÁs informaciÓn, puede entrar en la pÁgina de internet punto gov. ayer les mostramos en noticias telemundo las imÁgenes de la llegada de una delegaciÓn de bomberos mexicanos a los Ángeles para ayudar a combatir los incendios. en el grupo hay militares y expertos forestales. yomara lÓpez, de telemundo, los Ángeles, nos explica hoy cÓmo ellos estÁn entrenando para e

website for arcadia residents and businesses.ou can visit www.arcadia back slash 2025 wind storm or visit any of our social media platforms. thank you. >> now we will have pasadena fire chief chad. >> good afternoon, chad fire chief. thank you so much for being here today. i had the opportunity to fly this fire this morning and the level of devastation is staggering. we are extremely thankful for all of our partner agencies here. local, state and federal. we could not get a handle on this fire without them. my residents, we're committed to get back to full restoration as long as that takes. and you'll have the continued support. thank you. >> and then sierra madre fire chief brent bartlett. >> good afternoon, bret bartlett madre fire chief. again, i already mentioned thank you goes out to our partners in the efforts to managing and getting this under control. arcadia as well. future information can be found on the city's website. city of sarah madre.com. our next move is going to be looking at recovery and repopulation after we a

my name's chance when fire chief for the city of arcadia. i just wanted to express my deep scratch in our deep scratch our committees to our public safety partners appear many were standing up here just for their work on the east end. i want to provide an a website for our residents and businesses. you can visit www dot arcadia, ca dot jovi backslash 2025. 1 storm or visit any of our social media platforms. thank you. >> now will have passed in a fire chief chad. that stunt job. good afternoon. chat, augustine, pasadena fire chief. thank you so much for being here today. i had the opportunity to fly this fire this morning and the level of devastation is staggering. we're extremely thankful for all of a partner agencies here, local, state and federal. we could get a handle on this fire without them. and for my residents were committed to get back to full restoration as long as that takes and you'll have the continued support of everybody here in order to do that. thank you. and then sierra madre fire chief brent bartlett. >> good afternoon, p

. _ pasadena, santa monica, arcadia, and see it that maxi ramadi _ arcadia, and see it that maxi ramadiadre. i am hoping that you witt— sierra madre. i am hoping that you will see additional national guard personnel arriving _ national guard personnel arriving today. i will be meeting one of their high—ranking executives later today — high—ranking executives later today. evacuations for the palisades and the eaton fires, for troth— palisades and the eaton fires, for both palisades and county area, — for both palisades and county area, have dropped in the last couple — area, have dropped in the last couple of— area, have dropped in the last couple of days which is some good — couple of days which is some good news but it is still a very— good news but it is still a very fluid situation and that could — very fluid situation and that could change —— eaton fire, we are at— could change —— eaton fire, we are at approximately 105,000 resideht — are at approximately 105,000 resident permit under evacuation orders and approximately 87,000 residents under— approximately 87,000 residents under ev

en arcadia, california, maricel berenice, telemundo. gracias marisa.s horas. esto podría traer pequeñas inundaciones a lo largo de la bahía de san francisco y san pablo. quiere decir que no hay que ir a la zona costera, a las playas no hay que ir, no es momento. y hemos venido hablando de estos fuertes oleajes ya por varios fines de semana. efectivamente, en este caso fátima y amigos televidentes se debe a las mareas reales, esas que de hecho ya para mañana van a estar en ese punto más alto en horas de la mañana, quizás alcanzando entre 6 a 7 pies. así que eso puede causar algún tipo de inundaciones menores en estacionamientos y en áreas bajas. así que hay que tener muchísima precaución. y estamos también muy atentos porque no es la única advertencia que está en efecto. cuéntanos más. efectivamente, también tenemos mucho frío en el panorama. vamos a echar un vistazo a los titulares del tiempo y esas advertencias que vamos a tener en los próximos días. compañeros, vamos para allá a ver lo que está ocurriendo. fíjense que como les había adelantado, tenem

feel of every 14 there from arcadia in california. well, i still mentioned that there's been a, you know, some politics and all this as well. the us present elect donald trump posted on his social media platform to social, criticizing the political response. he says the fires are still raging and lazy, incompetent. politicians have no idea how to put the mouth. thousands of magnificent houses are gone, and many more will soon be lost. there is death all over the place. this is one of the worst catastrophes in the history of our country. they just can't put out the fires. what's wrong with them? that's the president elect, donald trump, while the california government gavin use and says, trump has been spreading misinformation about the wi fi is. and he's also responded to threats previously made by the president elect to withhold aid for the states wifi. his response you tie, sent to michigan, the puerto rico. you did it to california back before i was even governor and 2018 totally fine. of folks in orange county voted for him and th

but i'm struck by this corner of arcadia. pasadena is that way, by the way.and the active fires are that way. i'm struck by, again, the fickle finger of fate when it comes to these fires, this charming bungalow, their garage burned down. but if they will come back and realize their house survived, but will look out of every window in every direction, and all of their neighbors are gone. this is sort of a poignant symbol of california these days. the orange tree scorched. uh, as you can see, is the fruit on the ground. this is a really interesting neighborhood. i've been talking to locals for the last couple hours of. there was a retired fire captain who lived at the end of the block. a bunch of folks below the line and tv and film production, costume designers, set designers. i met a handyman who says 40 of his clients, his customers in these neighborhoods, all of them lost their homes. and i was just talking to a gentleman. kevin, who is a, architectural photographer. so he's been into a lot of these these homes. he knows the different treasures and the diff

arcadia and santa monica.s here as well as well as our park— chp is here as well as well as our park rangers. obviously the scope and scale — park rangers. obviously the scope and scale of today's fire here in the palisades has been terrifying. we are _ the palisades has been terrifying. we are so— the palisades has been terrifying. we are so incredibly grateful for the swift — we are so incredibly grateful for the swift response and to my constituents here in the pacific palisades, i want to reiterate. this is not _ palisades, i want to reiterate. this is not a _ palisades, i want to reiterate. this is not a drilt — palisades, i want to reiterate. this is not a drill. this is an actual public— is not a drill. this is an actual public safety emergency. areas west of mandeville canyon and north of sunset _ of mandeville canyon and north of sunset have been ordered for evacuation. please make sure that you are _ evacuation. please make sure that you are packed and ready to go and complying — you are packed and r

estamos aquÍ en el hipÓdromo de santa rita, arcadia, en donde se estÁn recolectando vÍveres, alimentose primera necesidad. y la gente viene y solicita o toma lo que necesita. el gobernador de california dio una moratoria para reducir la burocracia, para que mÁs rÁpidamente se den los permisos para que la gente pueda reconstruir sus casas. nos estÁn diciendo que se necesitan paÑales y ropa no tanto. es la informaciÓn que tenemos. borja: gracias. paulina: gracias. borja: los incendios de california han presentado remolinos de fuego. son impresionantes y poco usuales. hablamos con nuestra experta del clima para saber cÓmo se forman. quÉ tan peligroso puede ser? reportera: son muy peligrosos. ayudan a propagar el incendio. se necesitan vientos turbulentos, un turno irregular y calor extremo de fuego. el calor del incendio hace que el aire caliente suba y se crea un vÓrtice en terreno irregular. la corriente ascendente retira el aire hasta el cielo a gran velocidad. y se crea la imagen de un tornado llamas. pueden alcanzar temperaturas de 1472°, y con vientos de 100 mph. esta noche llega lo

guard units are now assisting local police patrols in cities such as pasadena, azusa, santa monica, arcadia and los angeles to keep evacuated areas safe. >> we're not doing this to inconvenience anybody. we're doing it to protect the structures, the houses that people have left. if somebody is caught doing this, they are not going to get cited and released. they're going to get booked. we are not screwing around with this. >> eventually we will get to the causes of those fires. and that part. the da's office will be working with law enforcement to go after anyone who's guilty of the crime of arson. >> jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. >> today, fema officials are addressing concerns surrounding the water system in l.a. county. fema administrator deanne criswell says firefighting resources were overwhelmed by the enormity of the fires this week. she says there was a large strain on the overall system and it does take time to regenerate. criswell also warning against ongoing dangers, saying winds will be picking up again as we head into the weekend. >> there was multiple firefighting resources

. >> let's go to helena humphreys and -- in arcadia at a distribution center. more about what you have been seeing today. >> just take a look around me at the scene. so many people coming out, either to volunteer or pickup much needed supplies. 90,000 people right now are under evacuation orders. some have had to flee in dramatic circumstances, grabbing what they can. they could get whatever they may need in terms of clothing, supplies for children, hygiene products, water, those things they really need. they don't know how long they will be away from home. in terms of the situation on the ground, president biden set our hearts go out to the 24 victims, 23 people confirmed missing, and the warmer -- the warning from authorities not to go into impacted areas of people have to comb the rubble looking for those remains. in terms of where we are, earlier today we saw will arnett the actor from "arrested development" among those coming out to volunteer. i spoke with him about the community spirit. >> everybody is still reeling from it. it is nice to come together an

. >> 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

. >>> 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

hundreds of evacuees and volunteers have descended on a parking lot at santa anita park in arcadia, where a grassroots donation center was set up. leanne suter, from our sister station in la, spoke with the volunteer a short time ago. >> for you, what is it like to see this response in terms of all the people? >> like it's an overwhelming. actually, i was in the clothes section and so many people are dropping off so much clothes and it's a lot. and everyone's so nice to everyone. so it's really helpful making little bags for everyone to take and make sure they have toiletries and stuff like that. yeah. >> thank you so much, i appreciate it. she talked about how many people you see i'm going to have martin kind of show an overview. look at the it literally is just a sea of humanity out here. there are hundreds and hundreds of people out here, not to mention the hundreds of cars that have been in line for hours all day. 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 rea

multiple school districts are closed today, including in malibu, pasadena and arcadia. and a brush fire in the sylmar area has ignited already devouring 50 acres. fema support has been approved to help fight the fires. now let's turn to nbc meteorologist angie lassman who is tracking the red flag warnings for us. so important this morning. >> good morning, frances. unfortunately, the conditions don't look to improve that much for folks across this region. you can sigh the red flag warnings up and down portions of southern california, including 19 million people. here's the current situation of the fires that you mentioned. notice the smoke plumes that you see showing up on radar. that's how impressive these fires have already been. and what we're looking at now, winds 45-95 miles per hour. those wind speeds will be close to 100 miles per hour throughout the day. this means that continued explosive fire growth is likely through the day today. and this is across much of the region where we see the extreme risk of course, santa clarita, glendale but stretching to extreme s

many people and donations have come flooding into relief centers across los angeles like this one in arcadianated to help their neighbors. the images coming out of los angeles hit close to some in the bay area, which is why people here are also stepping up to help those in need like vonnell osmidoff. she owns a beach clothing shop and is organizing a clothing drive. she lives in santa rosa and remembers what it was like to evacuate her home in 2017. she wants to make surefire victims have practical items, but also things to ease the emotional toll. >> i'm donating the stuff that maybe someone had something like that in their closet and it's like this really pretty dress. >> other people are helping out in different ways. violinist rose crelli held a benefit concert in hayes valley and hella bagels are donating their huevos rancheros bagel to the organization feed the streets l.a. there are a number of ways for you to help as well. just go to redcross.org/cbs to donate or call 1-800-red cross or text red cross to 90999 to make a $10 donation. >>> coming up, why were hundreds of people spotted

autoridades habilitaron centros de distribución en el hipódromo de santa anita, esto es, en la ciudad de arcadia se preparan en caso de que los fuertes vientos que se pronostican en estos días pueda afectar con los esfuerzos que ellos hacen para controlar los incendios. balbino avilés platicó con un bombero sobre esto y nos tiene esa información. el inmenso mar y su infinita cantidad de agua no pudo ser utilizada para detener la destrucción de los fuertes vientos de santa ana que combinados con el fuego, arrasaron con miles y miles de viviendas. el incendio tomó fuerza y se dirigió rumbo al valle de san fernando, pero esta vez ante el cese de los vientos. helicópteros y aviones lograron controlarlo. estamos esperando ahorita vientos todavía en esta área. estamos tratando de incrementar esa línea de contención que se ha mejorado durante estos últimos días, que no hubo tanto viento y. pero la batalla sigue. ahorita tenemos aproximadamente 14% contenido y tenemos a personal de todas las utilidades de energía y también de gas para poder mejorar la situación adentro, que sea más segura. alcazar el fu

lin li works in pasadena and came from her home in nearby arcadia on the weekend just to help. >> i think nowadays we live in like the age of social media, so a lot of things can go really far with just, you know, like one click or like one share. i didn't really know about this until i looked things up from like instagram. >> nearby hotels are filled with evacuees and those who lost their homes, who finally have a place now to walk their dogs. >> for the last two days, this was like walking through a cactus field. this was knee deep hazardous. >> that includes teddy kershner, who says his altadena home was incinerated in just four minutes. i know this is hard reality. >> we've all been kind of, you know, okay, live with it. it is what it is. you know, it's happened. be real about it. >> when kerner took his dog for a walk this morning, the sight of hundreds of people cleaning the park moved him. >> this is inspiring. the. the tears you see are of gratitude for people volunteering out of the kindness of their own hearts. this is magical. >> william duriez belongs to a hiking club and noti

. >> reporter: here at the famed santa anita racetrack in arcadia, a marathon drive overnight collectingh needed supplies like clothing, shoes, and bottled water and dispersing them to residents. >> it's just amazing seeing the support and how the community just comes together. >> reporter: and the happy conclusion to a story we told you about earlier this week. casey losing his dogs in the fires on tuesday. first responders were able to rescue one of them, but the other, oreo, still miss. that is, until today. casey over come with emotion as he was reunited with oreo. >> how was the fire! oh, honey! oh, honey! >> reporter: one reunion giving so many others hope tonight. i want to bring in meteorologist melissa magee if our nbc los angeles station. thank you for being here. we are already feeling the wind tonight. talk about how bad it will get. we have now round of santa ana winds arrives as we get into monday through wednesday with a peak intensity arriving monday night into tuesday. some of the highest wind gusts across our mountain communities ranging anywhere from 50 to 70 miles per

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 performances an

we will start talking about re population evacuation order and warning areas. fill the val is in arcadia. now one of the wildfires what you've got is it starts a production line, right? you've got all of these trucks, they got loaded and then the sites people. what if you got that then the distributed get to the right places and it's called to the stage where the sunk busy. they've actually stopped ask people to stop bringing clothing because there is somebody close the blankets here. we're ready, but still the trucks are coming across the country. we're just gonna, we've all way through and speak to miguel miguel. it's busy. so then we'll talk to him as he's working without the resource. what you're seeing here and how it will work because it seems very coordinated. yeah. so we're doing a water align where everyone, we've got the huge dropbox and people are just dropping them off. we can see the volunteers were having people, thousands of people from the area from southern california coming from texas from arizona, the volunteer, it's a community really coming together and everyone's ef

some volunteers fill of out reports from arcadia. yeah, the agent far or the it is the worst things in life that can bring out the best in humanity to eat and fire is still burning up in the mountains above l. a. but down on the ground, it is left thousands in need that just trying to get 5 minutes by minute meal buying meal from the old to the young. they all don't they think? oh is here to donate my backpacks since i got a new one for christmas. so i just wanted to be nice. i'm falling tearing. i just wanted to feel like i was helping thousands of cars and trucks, bringing food, blankets, and other essentials to this site, made a disaster hit out to the dean and neighborhood. a few hours of flames destroyed lifetimes of memories, the raising homes to the ground, claiming lives. and for those who got out leading the uncertainty, they just need help. either call me nor have money in for in house. i lived in alta dana for 25 years. he's a god and this was his house last week. it is completely gone now, his truck and his tools to rubbi

so let's bring a nephew live and whose life for us in arcadia, which is near the eton fire. so some success feel in containing the fi is a, but still a lot of work to go in. the probably have a huge amount of work, but you know, right here on the problem, we'll just, uh, maybe a few miles a few kilometers that you can find. the focus right now is on helping people who would be driven out of the homes. the fire is still burning, it's 27 percent can type it's putting in the mounts. it is not causing an immediate stretch of life down on the ground or the way it was a few days ago. so right now the just trying to get people through the coming hours of the coming days. look at this, this is a donation site that sprung up out of the scrubs so vague in the last few hours ago, 2 lanes of traffic. these are people who were coming not just locally come across los angeles, beverly hills, which is, you know, i'm curious this and so i spot a hall file 45 minute drive away. i thought i'd just tell this he came over, but just to the right stuff to people from that i'm going to go is it sta

helena humphrey is sent to this update from arcadia.here at a donation centre and you can see the scale of the need. more and more people coming to donate items, as well as for people collecting items they may need. this is one of the charities thatis this is one of the charities that is here, muslims for humanity, you can see a line of people picking up essentials, groceries, water and so on. 0ver groceries, water and so on. over in this direction people picking up the likes of clothes, shoes, anything they may need to get them through the coming days, perhaps even weeks, because you have to keep in mind that currently 90,000 people right now are under evacuation orders. we don't fully know the half of those wildfires, whether they stand to be impacted, and of course many people here losing everything, losing their homes. now, in terms of the response from authorities, we have had confirmation sadly today that 24 confirmation sadly today that 2a people have been confirmed as being killed in this crisis, 23 people still missing, and aut

hundreds of evacuees and volunteers gathered at santa anita park in arcadia where a grassroots donationt up a few miles south of the eaton fire zone. cbs news has obtained video of this eight-acre blaze on new year's eve. it's in the same area where the palisades fire exploded. firefighters noted the connection. >> the foot of the fire started real close to where the last fire was on new year's eve. >> reporter: officials said they have not ruled out whether embers from that fire re-ignited. danya bacchus, cbs news, los angeles. >>> for as long as wind conditions allow, more than 80 planes and helicopters are being used to battle the southern california wildfires. military aircraft have flown in to help from canada, nevada, wyoming, and colorado. cbs' rob marciano shows us the impact of fighting fire from the sky. >> reporter: the aerial attack to beat back the wildfires is now at a critical stage as santa ana winds return, new fires could explode. the attack from above is crucial to knock down any blaze, and more large aircraft have arrived on scene. these c-130 military transport plan

hundreds of evacuees and volunteers descended on the santa anita park in arcadia today, where a grassrootsation center was set up a few miles south of the eaton fire zone. leanne suter, from our sister station in los angeles, reports on who's behind the effort. >> outpouring. outpouring times ten. i mean, thousands of people have been coming through hereple dropping off donations, even more coming in to try to get the help. and we all have been wondering who's been behind it. well, we found them. it is a group of friends that have come together. this entire group here come together to start this effort. their spokesperson, alan g. tell me, how did this begin for you guys? >> by the grace of god to begin with. unfortunately, we had a natural disaster in the city. and immediately these these people behind me, each of them went to immediate action to feed the to feed the needy. i went on a tiktok live. i knew my pastor needed some hot dogs. miss queen of l.a, clover king, mister foodie, miss uncle jimmy, benny's barbecue, la glizzy, it's endless. these people right here. they were on a tiktok

the la county sheriff's, along with the pasadena, arcadia, sierra madre fire departments and the pasadenapartment. yesterday afternoon, the fire the fire in the eaton canyon did make a push towards historic mount wilson. this observatory is okay thanks to the efforts of the firefighters and observatory staff, and no buildings have been destroyed at mount wilson, a firefighter did suffer a significant fall injury yesterday at the eaton fire. he remains hospitalized. he's resting comfortably and he's in stable condition and expected to make a full recovery. the cause of the fire remains unknown and we will advise the media once we get the cause determined. we are appreciative to our many mutual aid partners from out of state for providing assistance to los angeles county in our time of need. thanks to the increased number of resources assigned, the region is in a much better posture than we were earlier this week, and i have been advised that mutual aid resources from canada are arriving now. the national weather service predicts that the red flag will continue through friday or continue to

that's affecting the unincorporated community of altadena, in addition to the cities of pasadena, arcadia and sierra madre, we remain in unified command but we have added one unified command partner, cal fire incident management team three, has been assigned to the incident, to assist with recovery operations. recovery operations consists of trying to coordinate all of our human remain detection teams that will be going house to house to make sure that we can account for anybody who's been killed in the fire, also, setting up community recovery centers, they will also be doing damage inspection coordination for us. so the eaton fire is now estimated to be 13,698 acres, it's grown since our morning press conference because the fire is making a run towards the historic mount wilson area. we are still at 0% containment, but we now have a better estimation of the number of fire personnel assigned to the incident. we are now at 1527 personnel assigned, and like this morning, additional mutual aid resources continued to arrive, to assist in the firefight. this morning, we did have a firefighter

guard units are now assisting local police patrols in cities such as pasadena, azusa, santa monica, arcadia and los angeles to keep evacuated areas safe. >> we're not doing this to inconvenience anybody. we're doing it to protect the structures, the houses that people have left. if somebody is caught doing this, they are not going to get cited and released. they're going to get booked. we are not screwing around with this. >> eventually we will get to the causes of those fires. and that part. the da's office will be working with law enforcement to go after anyone who's guilty of the crime of arson. >> one person has been detained so far and could be charged with arson. lastly, you heard a lot about fire hydrants not having enough water, partly because the santa ynez reservoir was drained to facilitate repairs. governor newsom says he's ordering an investigation into that. >> guys. yeah, a lot of questions that people want answers to there. jesse, thank you for that. >> meanwhile, president biden is continuing to pledge the federal government full support in that fire fight. at a briefing th

before we know it, it got so big, so rapidly, so big, it had to move to santa anita park in nearby arcadiats. 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 airport were delayed

. >> reporter: volunteers descending on this parking lot in arcadia.s of people donating supplies like clothes and food to evacuees, coming together to help their community however they can. things are calm for the moment. that might not last. the red flag warnings in place until at least wednesday of this week. the winds expected to pick back up. when that happens, the threat of fire, of course, also rises. >> gio: unbelievable to see the flames so close to the house. thank you so much. to the growing questions about l.a. county's response to the fires and the lack of water to fight them. jacqueline lee is in altadena with this major part of the story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that access critical. you can see flames burning in the hillside. the destruction so widespread, this used to be a coffee shop with nothing left behind. this morning, as people trickle back into their devastated communities -- >> i can see my washing machine. i can see so many remnants of what used to be. >> reporter: these two stunned to see the altadena home th

in addition to the cities of pasadena, arcadia, and sierra madre, we remain in unified command. however, we have added one unified command partner. um, cal fire incident management team three has been assigned to the incident to assist with recovery operations, recovery operations consists of trying to coordinate all of our human remain detection teams that will be going house to house to make sure that we can account for anybody who's been killed in the fire. also, setting up community recovery centers. they're also going to be doing damage inspection coordination for us. so the eaton fire is now estimated to be 13,690 acres. it's grown since our morning press conference because the fire is making a run towards the historic mount wilson area. we are still at 0% containment, but we now have a better estimation of the number of fire personnel assigned to the incident. we're now at 1527 personnel assigned, and like this morning, additional mutual aid resources to continue, continue to arrive to assist in the firefight. uh, this morning, we did have a firefighter suffer a significa

lin lee works in pasadena and came from her home in nearby arcadia on the weekend just to help. >> iowadays we live in like the age of social media, so a lot of things can go really far with just, you know, like one click or like one share. i didn't really know about this until i looked things up from like instagram. >> nearby hotels are filled with evacuees and those who lost their homes, who finally have a place now to walk their dogs. >> for the last two days, this was like walking through a cactus field. this was knee deep hazardous. >> that includes teddy kerner, who says his altadena home was incinerated in just four minutes. i know this is hard reality. >> we've all been kind of, you know, okay, live with it. it is what it is. you know, it's happened. be real about it. >> when kerner took his dog for a walk this morning, the sight of hundreds of people cleaning the park moved him. >> this is inspiring. the. the tears you see are of gratitude for people volunteering out of the kindness of their own hearts. this is magical. >> william duriez belongs to a hiking club and notified

department, the los angeles police department, the california highway patrol, pasadena, santa monica, arcadia, azusa and sierra madre. yesterday i submitted additional requests for more national guard assistance specifically to the los angeles police department and the l.a. county sheriff's department. so i'm hoping that you'll see additional national guard personnel arriving today. i will be meeting with one of their very high ranking executives later today. evacuations for the palisades and eaton fires. these numbers are for both county and city area. they have dropped in the last couple of days, which is some good news. but as you hear, it's still a very fluid situation and that could change. so be aware of that. we're at approximately 105,000 residents under evacuation orders and approximately 87,000 residents under evacuation warnings. i just want to remind everybody, if you are asked to leave and you're in an evacuation order area, your life is in danger. you need to leave. uh, i know, and it's been stated already. a lot of our residents are trying to get back and they're frustrated. i

before we know it, it got so big, so rapidly, so big, it had to move to santa anita park in nearby arcadia 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's hayes valley

department, the los angeles police department, the the california highway patrol, pasadena, santa monica, arcadia, azusa and sierra madre. yesterday i it?ed additional -- submitted additional requests for more national guard assistance specifically to the los angeles police department and the l.a. county sheriffs' department. so i'm hoping that you'll see additional national guard personnel arriving today. i will be meeting with one of their very high ranking executives later today. if evacuations for the palisades and eaton fires, these numbers are for both county and city area. they have dropped in the last couple of days which is some good news, but as you hear, it's still a very fluid situation and that could change. so be aware of that. we're at approximately 105,000 residents under evacuation -- [no audio] howard: we seem to have lost the audio for this, so let me ask you both on the question of fires. donald trump said it was gavin newsom's fault because of the way in which water or is concerned. and gavin newsom, the governor of california, came back and said kids lost their schools, fami

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

department, the los angeles police department, the california highway patrol, pasadena, santa monica, arcadia, azusa, and sierra madre. >> yesterday, i submitted additional requests for more national guard assistance specifically to the los angeles police department and the l.a. county sheriff's department. >> so i'm hoping that you'll see additional national guard personnel arriving today. i will be meeting with one of their very high ranking executives later today. evacuations for the palisades and eaton fires. these numbers are for both county and city area. they have dropped in the last couple of days, which is some good news. but as you hear, it's still a very fluid situation and that could change. so be aware of that. we're at approximately 105,000 residents under evacuation orders, and approximately 87,000 residents under evacuation warnings. i just want to remind everybody, if you are asked to leave and you're in an evacuation order area, your life is in danger. you need to leave. i know, and it's been stated already, a lot of our residents are trying to get back and they're frustrate

holly emily arcadia live for us on that. that news conference set to begin just around 11 a.m. eastern time. we will, of course, bring you those updates as we get them. i want to go now to our nbc news justice correspondent, ken dilanian, who's been working his sources. ken, what else are we learning this morning? holly i have now confirmed with two federal law enforcement officials that the suspect is dead. unclear the circumstances of that, whether he was shot by police or committed suicide. but the suspect is dead at the scene. that was left unclear in the morning news briefing by the police and the fbi, although the police chief did say that this person set out to kill as many people as he could and called this an act of carnage and said it was a terrorist act. the fbi official who spoke appeared to contradict her and say it wasn't a terrorist incident. i am told by federal law enforcement official that the fbi is investigating this as potential terrorism. obviously, they need to run down a motive here, but in the common definition, this was clearly an act meant to kill a l

driven. 14 in truckee, 21 south lake tahoe, four in flagstaff, marin prescott 16 degrees monterey 40 arcadia cold degrees. nothing happening yet in our department as far as rain goes. we might have to wait another ten days or so as the way it's looking. maybe a little longer than that. it's all about that offshore breeze, and that's what we have going for today and into probably tomorrow. blowing in the wind, wall to wall, sun. windy for some and not as warm as last week. temperatures in the. >> thank you steve. well, the vice president elect disagreeing slightly with his boss incoming president trump. when it comes to the issue of pardons for people who took part in the january 6th insurrection, we'll hear what j.d. vance had to say about that coming up. and a venture capitalist has a plan to save tiktok. t details o (vo) fargo is your virtual assistant from wells fargo. (woman) oh, come on! come on! (vo) fargo lets you do this: (woman) fargo, turn off my debit card! (woman) i found it! i found my card! (vo) and also, this: (woman) fargo, turn on my debit card. (vo) do you fargo? you can, w

hollister, all in there. 3132 to 28 campbell, santa clara, gilroy, even santa cruz and aptos at 3635 arcadia 12 up in truckee 41 san diego, six. in flagstaff and santa barbara 37. so cold air has made it down to southern california as well. there will be an offshore breeze today. i don't think it will be anything similar to what they had a week ago. hopefully not. but there will be an offshore component for at least a couple of days. we get sunshine and a lot of it 50s 60s on the temps. dave. >> all right steve thank you. time now 752. from big air tankers to helicopters. new. at 8:00 we hear from the pilots of the u.s. forest service battling those raging fires in l.a. county. we'll learn about their training and the techniques they use when they're flying in critical fire weather. and overnight, the report by the special counsel into allegations that donald trump tried to overturn the 2020 election was released. we have details on that scathing report and why it probably won't mean anything now that trump is set to be pete g. writes, "my tween wants a new phone. how do i not break the bank

arcadia must be a south breeze up there in some clouds and a little rain.nd that's what's up there. but we have to wait about 24 hours. it will get here or overnight tonight into tomorrow. i don't know why it doesn't fill in on the satellite that tam. why doesn't this fill in on the satellite? he doesn't know either. i don't know. it's not working. anyway, tomorrow will be for your rain. not today. so if you have to go out and take care of something, you're good to go. but once again, it looks like marin county. san pablo bay north will take the bulk of it. that's been the pattern going back almost to october, as what we're seeing in november even as well. now january, we're starting the same song and dance some snow up in the mountains. not bad. we'll take it 6 to 7in being forecast after the friday system. it does not look like much is on the horizon, at least for about seven days or so, maybe a little longer. chilly morning, few high clouds, morning sun and afternoon clouds. temperatures though if you're in the south bay on the mild to warm side, maybe 5

en vivo desde arcadia, juan carlos gonzÁlez tiene la informaciÓn.uchar lo que nos dice este portavoz de la agencia, fema. >> nosotros podemos atenderlo en espaÑol y llevarle paso a paso en el proceso para atenderle y ayudarle sobre las necesidades que tiene usted y su familia. juan carlos: aquÍ todo el mundo estÁ tratando de ayudar, fuimos testigos del fin de semana de cÓmo la gente estuvo llegando a tanto, sin embargo, ahorita lo que nos informan es que tienen demasiada ropa, lo que si sigue necesitando es agua, alimentos no perecederos, productos de higiene personal y todas esas cosas que ayudan mucho cuando la gente lo ha perdido todo. ¿quÉ pasa con el viento?, fÍjese usted que el viento habrÁ de regresar con mucha fuerza, especÍficamente durante estos tres dÍas, pero mÁs el dÍa de maÑana, es por eso que las autoridades todavÍa no permiten que mucha gente regrese a sus casas. la situaciÓn sigue siendo bastante difÍcil, todavÍa no estÁn fuera de peligro, todavÍa hay muchas precauciones por tomar. regreso contigo al estudio. satcha: increÍble ver c

. >> here at the famed santa anita racetrack in arcadia, a marathon drive collecting much needed suppliesoes and bottled water and dispersing them to residents. >> it's just amazing seeing the support and how the community just comes together. >> so awful people losing their homes, losing their livelihoods, losing, of course, all of their memories as well. that was nbc's tom llamas reporting. and joining us now is los angeles city councilwoman representing the 11th district, tracy park. councilwoman, thank you so much for joining us. it's four in the morning in los angeles. people are just going to be waking up soon to the news that the santa ana winds are picking up. do you have a sense of what we can expect over the next 2 or 3 days? yes. >> so we are expecting winds, santa ana winds, similar potentially to those that caused the massive destructive spread of the palisades and other fires last week. >> in some cases, the fire is continuing to grow and spread. >> but as listeners just heard, we have an incredible operation on the ground. there have been air assets in the air as our fire s