erika andiola is the director of communications at young center for immigrant children's rights.ndazola marquez is a trial lawyer at waymaker. all right. straight ahead. strong winds continue to complicate efforts to battle the wildfires in los angeles. the biggest fire is still expanding its path of destruction. we're going to bring you the very latest, including a report on the ground on another hour of velshi, which begins right now. hey. good morning. sunday, january the 12th. we begin this morning in southern california, where firefighters gained crucial ground against deadly wildfires overnight. but more wind is coming and the fires continue to blaze through densely p

y ahora pasamos con erika flores. erika, cuÉntanos cÓmo estÁn las condiciones donde tÚ estÁs.etera pacific coast highway, donde estÁ ubicado el centro de comando de bomberos y a mi espalda puedes apreciar estas impresionantes imÁgenes de cÓmo arde el fuego en esa montaÑa, cÓmo las llamas se avivan de repente por estas rÁfagas de viento que alcanzan en momentos hasta las 80 millas por hora. pero segÚn pronÓsticos, dice que estas rÁfagas pudieran alcanzar las 100 millas por hora. vientos que han dicho las autoridades son peligrosos y potencialmente mortales que pueden derribar Árboles y cables del tendido elÉctrico. la alerta de bandera roja por los fuertes vientos se extiende hasta el jueves y se han convertido en el principal factor en la propagaciÓn del fuego, que ha consumido un nÚmero no determinado de viviendas y ha consumido casi 3000 acres de maleza y se encuentra amenazando a 13.000 estructuras. son decenas de miles de clientes del departamento de agua y energÍa que se encuentran actualmente sin electricidad. la ciudad de los Ángeles ya declarÓ estado de emergencia, asÍ

yo soy erika flores. regreso al estudio. >> gracias. erika.s preparÓ este informe de lo que se viviÓ este dÍa. >> el viento soplÓ y el infierno apareciÓ. los angeles arde por segundo dÍa con al menos cuatro incendios incontrolables que han convertido a cientos de casas, autos y Árboles en voraces antorchas. hay decenas de miles de evacuados, pero otros, como don josÉ, se resistÍa todavÍa hoy intentando defender su vivienda. >> pues tratando de de ver que no se pase el fuego. el fuego hacia la casa. yo vivo al frente con rÁfagas de hasta 90 millas por hora en altadena. >> el incendio explotÓ en tamaÑo este miÉrcoles, auspiciado por la velocidad del viento. como una escena apocalÍptica, el cielo se oscureciÓ y la ciudad quedÓ envuelta en una nube de humo. mientras muchos luchaban por salir antes de que fuera demasiado tarde. >> nos han dicho que tenemos que evacuar. nos mandaron la alerta. pues hay que irnos. >> nunca lo habÍa visto. ni en la guerra. este no es increÍble lo que estÁ pasando ahorita. >> los bomberos intentan apagar lo que pueden.

erika flores esta en pacific palisades con mas informacion. erika . que es lo ultimo ?essa muy buenas tardes. me encuentro en el centro de pacific palisades, que quedo muy devastado a mi espalda. era esto un edificio historico donde habia varios. restaurantes, un banco y otros negocios. al cruzar la calle vemos d destruccion. el peligro ef efectivamente no ha terminado. las autoridades dicen que son unas 10 millones de personas que estan bajo alerta de incendios, asi es que deben ellas estar pues, alertas, preparadas, monitoreando esas ordenes para si tienen que evacuar, hacerlo de inmediato. y es que estos vientos de santana van a empezar a tomar, a retomar esa fuerza a partir de esta tarde hasta m mediados de semana. los i incendios estan considerados entre los mas destructivos en la historia de california. arden sin control por 6.o dia en el condado de los angeles, el fuego amenaza mas comunidades en el valle de san fernando. entre los mas recientes evacuados estan decenas de veteranos de guerra. >> sentia como mi vida estaba en peligro y smoke small smoke in the air

erika. erika quÉ es lo Último? cuÉntanos. >> por quinto dÍa, los Ángeles arden llamas.ra adentro, consumiendo todo a su paso, incluyendo cientos de estructuras adicionales. y amenazan nuevas comunidades como encino, westley y brentwood. albino se quedÓ sin empleo. el restaurante donde habÍa trabajado por dÉcadas como mesero fue devorado por el fuego. >> mi corazÓn estÁ acÁ. mi corazÓn estÁ aquÍ. mi vida estÁ acÁ. he crecido a mis hijas y mi familia trabajando en este bonito lugar. >> mientras en el segundo incendio mÁs devastador, los residentes han estado regresando al sitio donde su hogar estuvo una vez en pie. david tenÍa viviendo aquÍ mÁs de 20 aÑos con su esposa y dos hijos. >> lo material se puede reemplazar aunque tome un poco de tiempo. pero esta es tu casa y. y aquÍ es donde quieres estar. y aquÍ es donde quieres vivir. y aquÍ es donde es. eso es lo que mÁs te duele. >> por ahora, david y su familia tienen planeado vivir en otra propiedad de forma provisional. >> son oficinas. no estÁn adaptadas como para una casa como de vivienda, pero se puede adaptar. >> qui

julio. >> y son muchos sentimientos, erika y todos encontrados y muy, muy intensos.or la noche comenzÓ a arder en las montaÑas de hollywood hills. en el corazÓn de la ciudad, amenazaba sitios emblemÁticos como el letrero de hollywood o el observatorio de griffith. bueno, ya estÁ controlado al 100%. se levantaron las Órdenes de evacuaÓn y en esa zona ya no hay peligro. eso sÍ. eso sÍ, mÚltiples celebridades estÁn entre los afectados por los fuegos. paris hilton. paris hilton dijo que vio su mansiÓn arder por televisiÓn. es una de las que recibiÓ el impacto. y tambiÉn sabemos que la casa del futbolista mexicano carlos vela quedÓ reducida a cenizasor estos incendios. seguimos con esta cobertura especial de noticias telemundo desde los Ángeles, california. al regresar, atentos tambiÉn a la tormenta invernal en el centro y en el noreste de los estados unidos. y seguimos los detalles del funeral de estado al expresidente jimmy carter. vamos y ve alice ama tanto el aroma de gain, que desearía que durara más. dile hola a tu hada madrina alice. y a las perlas gain con aroma d

en pacific palisades, erika flores noticias telemundo. >> hasta el momento, fima ha recibido unas 16.000o de los Ángeles. la agencia explicÓ hoy que las personas con seguro de vivienda tambiÉn pueden solicitar asistencia federal. francisco fajardo llegÓ a una casa en arqueria donde se ha creado un centro de distribuciÓn de ayuda a pocas millas de la zona devastada en altadena. >> la cantidad de ayuda es simplemente abrumadora. >> gran paÑal para la bebÉ cinco. >> casi igual de abrumadora que la necesidad de los miles de afectados que han dejado los incendios. >> ver todo quemando no fue fÁcil para mÍ. todavÍa me hace recordar todo lo que vi. >> pero el agua, ropa, comida y vÍveres no solo se reparten en el mega centro de acopio en arcadia, california. >> se me quemÓ todo el garaje. parte de mis Árboles. pero 1001 casa se salvÓ. >> en pleno corazÓn de altadena, la casa parcialmente quemada de celia es tambiÉn ya un punto de distribuciÓn de ayuda donde los necesitados se encuentn de todo. usted pudiera estarse preocupando por cÓmo reparar su casa, pero estÁ convirtiendo su casa en un centr

erika flores precisamente estÁ en este lugar con la Última informaciÓn por quinto dÍa. >> los Ángelesn empleo. el restaurante donde habÍa trabajado por dÉcadas como mesero fue devorado por el fuego. >> mi corazÓn estÁ acÁ. mi corazÓn estÁ aquÍ. mi vida estÁ acÁ. he crecido a mis hijas y mi familia trabajando en este bonito lugar. >> mientras en el segundo incendio mÁs devastador estÁn los residentes han estado regresando al sitio donde su hogar estuvo una vez en pie. david tenÍa viviendo aquÍ mÁs de 20 aÑos con su esposa y dos hijos. >> lo material se puede reemplazar aunque tome un poco de tiempo. pero esta es tu casa y. y aquÍ es donde quieres estar. y aquÍ es donde quieres vivir. y aquÍ es donde te es. eso es lo que mÁs te duele por ahora. >> david y su familia tienen planeado vivir en otra propiedad de forma provisional. >> son oficinas, no estÁn adaptadas como para una casa como de vivienda, pero se puede adaptar. >> quienes dicen tener un futuro verdaderamente incierto es blanca y su esposo antonio. los dos fueron evacuados de su apartamento en altadena por el incendio y no sabe

erika: i love seeing interns succeed, i love seeing them come back and join the engagement teams andwhere they go from there, i get to watch their personal growth, it makes my heart happy. (laughs) announcer: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. announcer: and now, "bbc news" ', this is the context. ', >> traveled here in his coffin today to the navy memorial up the road from here. he will be brought across the road into the capitol building. >> carter represents, for many americans, a sense of decency and respect, and integrity americans want to believe it is still possible. >> i see his warmth, his kindness, his humanity. he was also somebody who never failed to follow through on what were his most important convictions. ♪ >> a very good evening. the flag draped casket of jimmy carter, the 39th president of the united states, has arrived in washington, d.c. it is being transferred as we speak to the u.s. capitol. over the next hour, the longest lived of the u.s. presiden

erika: i love seeing interns succeed, i love seeing them come back and join the engagement teams andwhere they go from there, i get to watch their personal growth, it makes my heart happy. (laughs) announcer: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. announcer: and now, "bbc news" 'n washington and this is bbc world news america. we are following ceremonies celebrating and honoring the late president jimmy carter, the 39th president. this is part of a six-day state funeral taking place. the former president, jimmy carter, has now arrived at the capital. you are looking at images of the rotunda. members of u.s. congress, the supreme court, other dignitaries paying respects to jimmy carter. we will be live in state at the u.s. capitol. his casket is currently being transported through the capitol. the service will be led by vice president kamala harris, john thune, and speaker of the house meister -- mike johnson. they will deliver eulogies on president carter's service to the na

erika flores visisitÓ uno de ess albergues en pasadena. >> consolÁndose unos a otros en medio de la desgraciagares amenazados por los voraces incendios.zados marÍa, junto a su mamÁ, tres hermanos y dos mascotas, pasaron la noche en este refugio. >> si se siente muy extraÑo y mÁs porque hay tanta gente tambiÉn que estÁn sufriendo igual que nosotros. >> un sufrimiento que se acentÚa,a, dice ante la angustia de no saber si su hogar fue alcanzado por las llamas. >> yo he vivido ahÍ desde que tengo, pues desde que nacÍ y nomÁs que de repente ya se va. ni quiero pensar. >> jennifer llegÓ aquÍ desolada, tras perderlo todo, su casa quedÓ completamente calcinada, asÍ como la cafeterÍa mÓvil negocio de su hijo. so we got. >> you can't believe it. >> estos refugios tambiÉn han sido centro de emotivas reunificaciones. esta mujer encontrÓ aquÍ a sus familiares tras no saber nada de ellas. >> i feel released i really feel that god heard my prayers and family reunion is the best gift. we can ever get after hour prayers. >> bryan, conmovido por la desgracia ajena, llegÓ a este otro centro de evacuaciÓn para

erika: i love seeing interns succeed, i love seeing them come back and join the engagement teams andwhere they go from there, i get to watch their personal growth, it makes my heart happy. (laughs) announcer: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. announcer: and now, "bbc news" s america. s the fire threat level for all of los angeles county is critical as officials fear strong winds could spark new fires. joe biden says a deal to achieve a cease-fire in gaza is on the brink of coming to fruition. a look inside chinese factories fueling the success of fast fashion brand shein, where some laborers labor for 75 hours per week. welcome to world news america. the mayor of los angeles says urgent preparations are underway amid years close to hurricane force winds forecast for this week could spark new fires. 24 people are known to be killed and another 16 are missing, with the three biggest fires uncontained. the national weather service says rains are not expected to be -- winds

erika: i love seeing interns succeed, i love seeing them come back and join the engagement teams andwhere they go from there, i get to watch their personal growth, it makes my heart happy. (laughs) announcer: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. announcer: and now, "bbc news" ♪ >> this is bbc world news ♪ america. deadly wildfires continue to rage across los angeles. 10 people have been killed and more than 150,000 residents have been ordered to evacuate. the sheriff of l.a. county says the suburbs look like they have been hit by an atomic bomb. more than 55 square miles have burned. donald trump is sentenced without penalty in the new york hush money case but will still enter the white house as the first u.s. president to be a convicted felon. ♪ caitriona: hello and welcome to world news america. good to have you with us. firefighters are still battling to contain wildfires that have been waging -- raging across los angeles for four decades. let's have a look at the lates

erika: i love seeing interns succeed, i love seeing them come back and join the engagement teams andwhere they go from there, i get to watch their personal growth, it makes my heart happy. (laughs) announcer: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. announcer: and now, "bbc news" c news. c a role model and my best friend, the brother of one of the victims killed in terror attack in new orleans told the bbc of his family's heartbreaking loss. >> it hurts. that was my best friend. looked at him. looked up to him for everything. he was my will model for inspiration. all i ever wanted to do was make him proud. >> the fbi says it now believes the driver behind the terror attack on bourbon street was acting alone. he posted videos online proclaiming allegiance to the islamic state group. las vegas police say there is no apparent connection linking the attack in new orleans with the explosion of a tesla cybertruck outside the trump international hotel also on new year's day. large pa

erika: i love seeing interns succeed, i love seeing them come back and join the engagement teams andwhere they go from there, i get to watch their personal growth, it makes my heart happy. (laughs) announcer: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. announcer: and now, "bbc news" annita: hello, i'm annita mcveigh. you are watching "the context" on bbc news. >> the president and his administration are using every tool at our disposal to help fight the fires and ensure that the community's impact able to recover. >> delhi after battled all night in the palisades fire, hurst fire, kenneth fire, and airop efforts thank goodness continue. >> we have been walking through the wreckage of pacific palisades. it's an extraordinary site. bits of it are still smoking. >> think of all the memories, hang out with friends as kids. it is absolutely devastating. i am heartbroken. ♪ annita: los angeles is called a u.s. president, as the fires still burn. at least 10 people are known to have die

erika: i love seeing interns succeed, i love seeing them come back and join the engagement teams andwhere they go from there, i get to watch their personal growth, it makes my heart happy. (laughs) announcer: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. announcer: and now, "bbc news" >> hello, i'm annita mcveigh. you are watching "the context" on bbc news. >> we have reached a point where the major issues that were preventing a deal from happening have been addressed and we have language pertaining to this issue between both parties. >> pressing hard to close this deal. we have instructed to free the hostages, halt the fighting, provide security to israel and allow us to significantly surge humanitarian assistance to the palestinians. >> the ball is now in hamas' court. if the deal is accepted, it is ready to be implemented. i believe we will get a cease fire. annita: it has been another day of diplomatic work on a dealer for a cease fire and the release of hostages in gaza with e

erika: i love seeing interns succeed, i love seeing them come back and join the engagement teams anding where they go from there, i get to watch their personal growth, it makes my heart happy. (laughs) announcer: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. announcer: and now, "bbc news" hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. this is where the attack began. that white pick-up truck moving down the street moving towards the directions we're in before moving down towards this junction here. let me be very clear about this point. this was an act of terrorism. it was premeditated and an evil act. this is a lone actor. therefore, we are confident that we can open bourbon street and the rest of our city. new orleans pauses to remember - tonight, a minute's silence at the superdome to remember the victims of the new year's day massacre. the fbi say the driver of the truck that killed 14 people on burbon street, was 100% inspired by isis. we will bring you r

erika flores.ario esperando encontrar nada mÁs que escombros. vea, su casa fue la Única que se salvÓ del incendio en su cuadra. su vecindario estaba en ruinas y Él no podÍa creer sus ojos. le damos la bienvenida a enrique balcÁzar. gracias por estar aquÍ con nosotros. quÉ bueno que todo estÉ bien en su casa. que usted y su familia estÉn bien. quÉ pasa por su mente cuando regresa a su hogar, a su vecindario y se encuentra con eso? >> pues la verdad, bloque tras bloque. tuve que caminar porque la policÍa no dejaba nada en subir con con auto. entonces tuve que caminar 40 minutos para llegar a mi bloque. cuando di vuelta en mi bloque, caminÉ dos bloques. llegar a mi casa y todo estaba en el suelo quemado todas las casas y al ver que mi casa estaba parada me ganÓ la emociÓn por saber y ser creyente que jesucristo me cuidÓ mi casa. >> claro, me imagino que fue un momento desgarrador ver todo en su entorno, estar en esa situaciÓn, pero tomaste alguna medida de precauciÓn para evitar que tu hogar fuera con

laura: desde el momento que llegÓ erika a mi vida me encantÓ. estaba muy contenta.do. este aÑos 20 25. si suma es 9. 9 es cierre de ciclo. este aÑo todo lo que no quieras que vaya en tu prÓximo ciclo que el prÓximo creo que son 15 aÑos lo tienes que dejar atrÁs. todo lo que no quieras. sea pareja, amistades, trabajo. lo que no quieras en tu vida este aÑo lo tienes que soltar, si no va a entrar en tu prÓximo ciclo. lo vas a arrastrar otra vez por 15 aÑos. raÚl me ha hecho mucho caso. empezÓ a bloquear a gente. [risas] raÚl: entiendo lo que se dice. [risas] raÚl: entiendo lo que se dice. de no repetir el ciclo. who are you texting? i'm shopping for a car on carmax. a car?! are you sure you can afford it? that's a big purchase! relax! i got pre-qualified and shopped by my monthly budget so i know it's a good decision. unlike jenny's new piercing... ♪♪ [beep-beep] cuando dolor llega de repente. obtén alivio rápido. solo tylenol rapid release gels tienen aberturas hechas por láser. proveen liberación rápida del medicamento para dar alivio rápido. tylenol rapid release ge

the narrative here, these banks are crushing it yesterday i had erika on my favorite bank analyst shepen today, obviously, she was right. so, i mean, just looks like this sky is the limit right now. >> well we're coming off a extremely low level for the banks if you recall in two years ago -- silicon valley failed they took out all of the banks and shot them. so they all became extremely cheap. the banks recovered last year, but there's still very cheap. and looking at the economy, looking at where rates are, the yield curve went from inverting hurting them to now being positively slow which helps them and made interest margins improving, and then you alluded to the election and trump's victory. that's going to change the landscape for regulations. the banks have been under tight regulation for a long time. really excessably so, and the administration was pushing more regulation on them with three. well a lot of that is going to now disappear. and the banks are going to be able to compete more effectively, the economy is doing well. you put all of that together an it really creates a

before i today's speaker, i want to tell you this the legal scholar erika bach yockey spoke here just a few weeks ago on the crucial topic of inspiring women to lead a life of high purpose, to strengthen their families, communities, country. she was excellent. what an important message. here's the neat part of the story that relates to today's event. on her way here, one of our attendees listened to a federalist radio podcast with a compelling guest who also shared in message this woman texted me on her drive here and you have to get this guest for an upcoming luce center event. let me just tell you how satisfying it was be able to tell her that that guest, katie foust, had already conferred and to be our next conservative women's network speaker. oh, how thrilled we are to have you here today, katie. i am so honored to introduce you to all of her. to all of you. katie is the founder and president them before us, an organizer and dedicated to defending a child right to their mother and father. she writes and speaks on importance of marriage and family and is the author of three books,

roots, then ended in an explosive finale, with will arresting the love of his life, angie, played by erika get back together with will? >> he tried to send her to jail because she she'd want to get back to the will. right before he became the person that tried to send her to jail. it's a little dramatic, do you think? >> joelle gargiulo, channel seven, eyewitness news and that's it for abc seven news at four. >> i'm right now. >> we are not out of this crisis yet. we still have another

erika andiola is the director of communications at young center for immigrant children's rights. viviana andazola marquez is a trial lawyer at waymaker. all right. straight ahead. strong winds continue to complicate efforts to battle the wildfires in los angeles. the biggest fire is still expanding its path of destruction. we're going to bring you the very latest, including a report on the ground on another hour of velshi, which begins right now. hey. good morning. sunday, january the 12th. we begin this morning in southern california, where firefighters gained crucial ground against deadly wildfires overnight. but more wind is coming and the fires continue to blaze through densely populated urban areas in and around los angeles. at this hour, we are expecting a news conference from los angeles mayor karen bass. any minute now. we're going to bring you that when it happens. but here's where things stand right now. officials say more than 12,000 structures have been destroyed or damaged since the fires began on tuesday. thousands more remain under threat. 16 people are believed to

and this is why the diaries are so very useful in one of the things that i am doing with erika westby, who's right here, my research assistant and we're figuring out the pulses system of south america based on those diaries. so there's exciting things that you can do with all of this writing as well. but the important is, and with this i will end that he claimed to be a liberator first. that was really why he thought that he could remain in bolivia, because at that point there was no such thing as naturalized citizenship or anything like that. in fact, he started, never voted. he also never helped a coup. and he became in many ways strong man. in theory, here, but his identity remained mainly as and thus the battle of ayacucho is so important even for somebody like francis o'connor, this irish irish is to credit who found himself in the middle, the center of south america, and that's where he remained for the rest of his life. thank you very much much. all right. thank you very much. we a few minutes for questions and i want to have you think about your questions while. i ask one ques

. >> we're just going to add a little bit of this beautiful erika old dressing.feel good about this because it's an it's not sour cream and work. we love cheese yet you election cheese always. i'm not going to feel guilty about having new or not. we're going to add a little but if you prefer. >> to have you can have as well. there is now. >> we have to have something to drink. now, i know a lot of people are doing dry january. yep, that's true. i am not that your mom? i am so i have to do. he's just wants to share with you for this tofu and egg roll bowl. i love to have a delicious rose a scotts. some spice to rose is great. okay. and i have 7 jan block for the other 2 very light and crisp perfect for both of these beautiful, ok? so should we do a little cheers that i think we for the yeah. cheers to home leslie de leslie dabney, the vineyard. thank you so much for joining us today. thank you. chair years. we'll be right back. >> well, new this morning, the new year means new pieces of work are entering the public domain, which means that these can be legally sha

erika, jake. lara: it has such a nice wink and nod. the story lines are great. it's like sass. >> yeah. >> lara: got sass and sexiness to it. >> it's complex. i was never really the biggest cop procedural watcher. when i got the role -- >> lara: i'm so addicted. >> my husband is super addicted. when i started watching "will trent" -- i have a 2-year-old. you're not watching anything. it is just like, i get what i can. very tiny splits. i watched four episode backes to back. four hours in, i was like, i'm gonna be screwed tomorrow morning because i've got to wake up in three hour. but my gosh, it's good. >> lara: tell everybody about your character. >> i play a new ada to fulton county, really strong, super grounded lawyer, not a hot mess, which is what i'm most used to because that's the world i live in. this character is very strong, very self-assured, very focused. she knows nothing about will trent. she's coming into the role not intimidated by him. just kind of like, where can i help? where do

vanessa gonzalez, mike hawkins, christian martin erika walter mead and liz kirby. and we want to thank them all for their dedication to the projects and their service and their continued stay engaged with things as they develop. with that, i'll hand it over to alison. >> thank you, rachel and good afternoon commissioners. alison alberici with the citywide division of the planning department, the manager for the s.f. railyard planning program i'm joined this afternoon by my planning department colleague tam tran as well as dylan harvey, deputy director of engineering and land ecology project coordination manager with the transbay joint powers authority jesse koehler route rail program manager with the san francisco county transportation authority council. cheeta director of systemwide planning and navid dhaliwal, government and community affairs manager both from caltrain and genevieve cadwallader, vice president and investment officer with prologis and lee lieutenant state deputy director of joint development in the office of economic and workforce development. >>