kristin: it's great to be on. what is important to know about animal health is it has been growing for percent-6% over time with a compound annual growth rate of 5%. companion animal generally grows about 6%-8% and livestock slower to percent-4%. about 6% of our portfolio is in companion animal, the faster growing. what really differentiates zoetis's we are driving market growth with innovation and commercial excellence. a compound annual growth rate at 8%, 3% above what the market has been doing driven by innovation in companion animal and livestock. katie: when it comes with -- to longer-term outlooks particularly for companion animals what you think are the biggest categories with cancer, arthritis, cardio? what do you see sales driven by? kristin: we have three phenomenal franchises today. they grow in double digits, growth in parasites, dermatology where we have been across the markets for 11 years with double-digit growth, and certainly our pain franchise with antibodies for pain. in the future portfolio is

my wife kristin who stood by me every step of the way. i am s grateful for my staff. have my chief of staff at juliet white here. so many out there who have helped every day the members of our cabinet people have worked so hard to make north carolina a better place. with the help of many people in thisis room, we have made great progress on our mission to make north carolina where people aree healthier, and better educated with more opportunities to put money in their pockets. thank you for that. and today i want to tell you about the man who will not only continue that progress but believes his own new trails. governor, this will be the best job you have ever had. i know that because i know you. from our seven years working together and the attorney general's office to your effectiveness as a state senator. to your accomplishments as attorneyhm general. i know you care deeply about the people of the o states and your passion throughout your career has been to make their lives better. there is no better way to accomplish that mission then serving as the 76 governor of

josh mankiewicz: that's how kristin best met sherri.stin had just moved to the area and needed help with her girls. she was at the vons where mike worked checking out when she mentioned she was looking for a daycare. he happened to be there and said, oh, my wife's starting up a daycare. and when i called sherri, she said, i don't have any curriculum. your kids will play. i'll take good care of them. just from there, sherri just became, you know, just a trusted, sweet friend in ventura. it was a real blessing for my kids to be at her home. josh mankiewicz: and home was exactly where sherri loved to be with mike and her two boys until that monday in may 1996 when sherri went on that routine run to target and didn't return. her friend kristin, who'd been helping mike look for sherri, let her mind go to a very dark place. i was concerned that sherri was maybe abducted or something worse. josh mankiewicz: sherri's friend, debbie, told police about a conversation she'd had with sherri a few weeks prior when sherri said a scuzzy looking man ha

i'm grateful for my family, my wife kristin anyone who has stepped by me every step of the way. so many have helped everyday. members of our cabinet and people who worked so hard to make carolina a better place and the help of any people here in this room we make great progress in our mission and where people are healthier and better educated with more opportunity to put money in their pockets. but his own trails. government, this will the best job you've ever had. i know that because i know you. your accomplishments as attorney general, i know you care deeply about the people of this state and your passion throughout your career has been to make their lives better. there's no better way to publish that mission in serving as a 76 governor of north carolina. i know your passion for helping people burns bright and you have smart, the integrity. job is about leadership and you are a strong. knowing that i am your constituent and you are my government. [laughter] your amazing family, and i know many of them be behind you all the way. it will be a fantastic first lady, i know how imp

king county prosecuting attorneys kristin richardson and carla carlstrom. well on a polygraph test. so they asked if he would take another test. he called a lawyer. the lawyer said you need to stop talking to the police right now, and so he did. it must have been a big red flag for police. yes, i think it was. i think whenever someone flunks a polygraph test, police get very concerned and suspicious and often want to go at that person harder and find out why. andrea canning: greg may have lawyered up, but detectives used those polygraph results to turn up the pressure. they told your sister you failed-- mm-hmm. andrea canning: --a polygraph test? yes. why? i guess they just wanted to try to turn her against me. andrea canning: lots of people in town were turning in that direction. in those first dark weeks after sandi went missing, her dear friend vicky fulkerson started to think greg was somehow involved. the police came to me and said certain things that would lead you to think that maybe he did it. what did they tell you that made you start to suspect gr

s fire chief kristin crowley warned of the impact of millions of dollars in budget cuts. city's fire commission sent mayor karen bass a report december 17th claiming the fire department's ability to respond to large-scale emergencies such as wildfires is significantly diminished, increasing risks to both public and firefighter safety. >> i don't know if they are trying to get reinforcements or something, but they didn't stop. >> reporter: it's what we saw repeatedly. >> this home is going to go up in flames. they are not firefighters around here. >> reporter: we put the question to mayor bass. mayor, l.a. county is in a panic state. for several hours, we watched as hundreds of homes in a neighborhood burned to the ground. we did not see a single fire engine. there was fear, and there was a lot of confusion. shortly after the fire started a press release was put out warning of this fire behavior. my question to you is what explains this lack of preparation and rapid response? >> let me just say, first and foremost, my number one focus and i think the focus of all of us her

i would now like to invite up los angeles city fire chief kristin crowley to give her briefing. thank you. >> good morning everyone. >> my name is kristin crowley. >> los angeles city fire department fire chief, i'd like to start with just a moment, if we could, of gratitude, a moment of gratitude for our first responders, our boots on the ground that are battling this intense and multiple jurisdiction and number of fires. so gratitude to those who are doing the work. since yesterday, through the night. and like chief moroney said, we're going to continue to work hard to ensure that we save people, lives and property. with that, i'll be touching on a couple of major points with the pacific palisades fire. we know that it continues to demand a significant amount of resources and attention. a second major brush fire, now referred to as the hurst fire, has erupted in the sylmar area of los angeles. now, together, these fires are stretching the capacity of emergency services to their maximum limits. the los angeles city fire department is battling these two major fires while also ma

wife and fashion designer kristin hughes.ck her line of fan apparel will be available online starting january 7th. the brand is called off season and the first collection includes limited edition puffer jackets and vests. kristin, of course, is the wife of niners fullback kyle juszczyk. she first made a name for herself by hand-making customized sports inspired jackets, many worn by celebrities. >> i would really like one of the vests, the 40 niners vests. those are also the cheapest. okay. and i want to say she is emphasizing quality. so it's going to be 300 bucks starting for the vest. it goes up to like 500 for the longer coats. >> but you know i don't need a long puffy coat. but i will save and save and save maybe i don't know. >> up next, get it while it's good. >> up next, the seven things you need to know today. >> you can watch all of our newscast live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app that's available for apple tv, google tv >> it is 658. if you're just joining us, here are the seven thing

kristin crowley is the fire chief. so for her to use the word they in referring to incident commanders putting the responsibility on them clearly there is a lot of feeling that the buck stops with her and if the preparations and plan wasn't right, then she should take responsibility. it is a story to watch, bill. >> bill: remarkable report. you have a million stories in that parking lot alone. we'll be with you throughout the day. thank you for being there in pasadena. join fox support of families impacted by the wildfires. your donation enables to red cross to respond to and help people recover from the disaster. scan the qr code on the screen and you can also support these efforts in california. >> dana: the pedal to the metal to assembly president trump's cabinet. senate confirmation hearings have five nominees heading to the hill this morning. marco rubio for secretary of state and pam bondi for attorney general. senate judiciary chairman chuck grassley moments ago on her qualifications. >> she is going to have to

thank you and i would now like to invite up fire chief kristin crowley of the los angeles fire department. >> thank you, chief maroney. good morning. we continue to battle multiple major brush fires in the city of los angeles and across the los angeles region. today we expect winds to subside somewhat which will allow fire crews to increase containment lines. however, i want to be very clear here as well, we're still under red flag warning with -- [audio issues] >> harris: they're having some audio difficulties there. apparently a lost mic somewhere and so you are getting that ambient tone from the woman speaking now. you just heard from l.a. county fire chief and city fire chief crowley now is speaking and as soon as they get that microphone situation figured out on their end we'll go right back. a couple of things that have popped in the last little while that really matter in all of this, that red flag warning for los angeles and ventura counties will continue through tomorrow, through friday. we learned that from the fire chief maroney of l.a. county. that is something that people sti

. >> yeah, kristin. larry.volving nearly two dozen different agencies is tying the environmental challenges and opportunities together in a fairly unique way. it's all about analyzing an area known as the golden gate biosphere. you can see the biosphere on the map behind me, from the bay area to 200 miles out into the ocean, from the sand dunes of the presidio to our coastal shoreline, to the towering redwoods of marin county, the bay area's ecosystems are so spectacular, they're recognized by the united nations, linked together as a single treasure known as a biosphere, and a shared responsibility for the men and women taking care of it all. >> we are in the middle of this un designated golden gate biosphere, and it's places around the globe that have both really unique biodiversity, incredible biodiversity and sustainable human use. >> so the golden gate biosphere network is just that. it's a network that is aiming to conserve this incredibly productive and diverse biosphere, from forests all the way to the o

wife and fashion designer kristin hughes. line of fan apparel will be available online starting january 7th. the brand is called off season and the first collection includes limited edition puffer jackets and vests. kristin is the wife of niners fullback kyle juszczyk. she first made a name for herself by hand making customized sports inspired jackets, many of them worn by celebrities. >> good for her. we got to talk to them a little while back and this is fun. i'm glad to hear it and hopefully it's affordable. >> you know, i want a puffer jacket. >> yeah, affordable for someone. >> coming up on abc, seven mornings at six, the terror attack in new orleans is leading to calls for a change involving the san francisco police department. >> it's been ten years since the announcement of a plan to end traffic deaths by 2024. an update on where we stand a decade later. >> and a meteorologist, drew tuma. light rain is moving through the region this morning on live doppler seven. this morning we will be in and out of the showers all m

kristin klein is responding to inquiries made through social media. she says she cannot help everyone and her selection of vintage clothing may not fit everyone's taste. but having managed through her own house fire in the past and pushing through 5 burglaries at her store in 6 years. the most recent last month, klein says it is important to help others in need everyone being safe is the obviously the most important thing. but you do want to just go in your favorite blanket or put on your favorite jacket and when you don't have that. it takes a while to get over. i want her to feel like a person like not just have targets what hands just. >> a little bit of joy the spark back to like a person on treasure island, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >> and if you want to make a donation to wildfire victims, you can scan this qr code on take you to be verified. ll donation page. >> for the american red cross, we're staying on top of the deadly and devastating fires in los angeles. for the latest information you can always go to our website. kron 4 dot com

i'm kristin crowley, los angeles city fire department fire chief. i would like to start with just a moment, if we could, of gratitude. a moment of gratitude for our first responders, our boots on the ground that are battling this intense and multi bel -- and like the chief said we'll continue to work hard to insure that we save people, lives, and property. with that, i'll be touching on a couple of major points. with the pacific palisades fire, we know that it continues to demand a significant amount of resources and attention. a second major brush fire now referred to as the hearst fire has erupted in the silmar area of los angeles. now together these fires are stretching the capacity of emergency services to their maximum limits. the los angeles city fire department is battling these two major fires while also maintaining -- i want to focus on this as well, 911 services for the city's approximate 4 million residents. now, despite the severity of the conditions, our department remains fully committed to safeguarding lives and property. next i want

kristin crowley is warning that all residents are in danger as strong winds drive the flames — in somehrough an area equivalent to five football pitches in a minute. together, these fires are stretching the capacity of emergency services to their maximum limits. the los angeles city fire department is battling these two major fires while also maintaining, i want to focus on this as well, 911 services for the cities approximate 4 million residents. now, despite the severity of the conditions, our department remains fully committed to safeguarding lives and property. i spoke a little while ago to jacob rabbie, a captain and paramedic with the la fire department. he is just north of the palisades fires. he told me that in the past few hours, the service had been able to get firefighter planes in the air, which had not been possbile earlier, due to the strong winds. we were able. the winds came down to a level where we were able to get our fixed wing aircraft, which are our large planes, our heavy retardant droppers. we're able to get ahead of the fire and begin, you know, preparing to dro

and really it reached kristin to a when in 1979, he gave a speech to is very famous. today is called the malays speech, even though he didn't use that word. but he basically diagnose america as having a crisis of confidence. and he said, we become to materialistic, we become, to focus on consumption. we're losing our way. we need to remember optimism and look ahead and, and know that times we're getting better. and he said, we're going to become energy independence. and when you read the speech a day, a lot of it is very even forward looking at a lot of what he said. you could say it's still true today. the energy independence point, definitely stick still today. but he was lampooned for that and it was very much of sticking point from his opponents. who said, we're going to be optimistic that things are going to get better. it's not the americans that are at fault here. it's just everything else that is and that's a simply a simplistic way of looking at it. but basically, instead of diagnosing american saying, you're the problem, you need to sort of reform yourselves

fire chief kristin crowley adding that it is too dangerous for many residents to go home. >> there's still active fires burning within the palisades area, making it extremely, tremely dangerous for the public. there's no power. there's no water. there's broken gas lines. and we have unstable structures. we met shannon de-grooms when she walked up to talk to police. >> we're waiting a couple minutes to grab some things and get out of town. >> reporter: she was with her fiance shea burn trying to get back to their pacific palisades home. >> we don't have any answers, and there's a lot of different information, which is why i'm posted up here. >> reporter: shannon couldn't get in. she told us about something she forgot to take. >> my aunt passed away recently, and she left me a small diamond. and i was saving to be able to afford to make it into a new ring. >> reporter: i asked for her address, hoping that if we passed it while reporting we might be able to help. a couple hours later we saw it. amazingly, it's still standing. if you look around across the street, their neighbors not nea

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kristin crowley is warning all residents are in danger as strong winds drive the flames and in some cases through an area equivalent of five football pitches in just one minute. >> together these fires are stretching the capacity of emergency services to their maximum limits. a los angeles city fire department is battling these two major fires while also maintaining and want to focus on this as well 911 services for the city's approximate 4 million residents. despite the severity of the conditions, our department remains fully committed to safeguarding life and property. annita: right now, emergency services say their focus is on evacuation. tens of thousands of people have already been told to leave their homes or have been warned they may have to evacuate. two people have been killed and dozens more injured. the fire in the upscale pacific palisades neighborhood home to many celebrities has spread to more than 3000 acres. a fire above altadena is growing. 50 acres are burning in the hurst fire where a mandatory evacuation order is in place for the sylmar suburbs. and a fourth smaller bl

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friday she stops by kristin klein surplus storage container on treasure island. we're just going through the container trying to find anything that might fit anything that you might excited or feel good line owns the vintage clothing store vacation sf in the city's north beach neighborhood and is offering free clothes to eaton fire victims like ross whose house in altadena burned to the ground on tuesday. this picture shows her facing the devastation that it would be cool to offer to friends of friends and people that follow the store, someone to be able to come in and pick up things that they would actually normally wear. slater's says her sister operated her business out of her home and we'll have to start over to slater's colleagues at the solano county public defender's office covering her case is well, she tends to her family. everything's on all of her stuff. obviously. >> and her partner who passed away a few years ago has belongs his last along kings were in there. >> it's just all kristen klein is responding to inquiries made through social media. she sa

our kristine o'donnell has this report. >> reporter: the passing of a president offers a rare momentonal reflection. stirring traditions played out to honor the life of jimmy carter. ♪ ♪ ♪ amazing grace ♪ >> reporter: the 39th president brought together decades of his successors. their interactions appearing to set aside conflicts in politics and d rsonalities. one handshake ended nearly four years of no contact between former vice president pence and the president he served. and mr. obama and mr. trump engaged in conversation. in his eulogy, president biden praised carter's example of leadership. >> strength of character is more than title or the power we hold. >> reporter: sons of the late president and of walter mondale wrote tributes their fathers had written. >> it was because of their shared values that jimmy and i respected each other as adversaries, even before we cherished one another as dear friends. >> we told the truth. we obeyed the law. and we kept the peace. ♪ imagine ♪ >> reporter: remembered as a global humanitarian, to his family a regular guy at home. >> my grandfa

fire chief kristin crowley. the two have been publicly contradicting each other on whether or not budget cuts had hindered the l.a. fire department's ability to respond to these wildfires that are burning. tonight, chief crowley had been blunt, including in an interview on cnn here earlier, saying that her warnings about those budget cuts and how they were affecting her department had been ignored. but the mayor's office is denying an online report tonight that she had fired crowley. her office telling cnn, quote, this is false. right now, the threat of a new wildfires, though, is still looming over los angeles. and this comes as more than 100,000 people remain under mandatory evacuation orders tonight, with tens of thousands under warnings. while many people have not, everyone is willing to leave. cnn's bill weir joins me now from sierra madre, where the eaton fire has been burning. and, bill, you've been talking to to people there who are determined and seeing how how thinly stretched these fire departments ar

and let's go over to kristin holmes now covering president elect trump. kristin, what is the president elect doing, if anything, as this all unfolds, is he calling these holdouts and saying, i need you to vote for speaker johnson right now? >> it's unclear whether or not he's in the mix on that, or if he's just letting speaker johnson handle it. we do know that he is willing to step in and likely to step in if he feels he needs to. we also know that he is following speaker johnson's lead, just for example, when it comes to endorsing johnson, he wanted to do it later in the week this week, and instead johnson asked him to do it earlier. he said it was important, and trump followed that lead. now, i did speak to a number of senior advisers and allies as we watch this vote unfold, who all said that they believe johnson will ultimately still be successful. they pointed to various numbers. they reminded me that they didn't know about several of these holdouts, how they were going to vote, but ultimately they did come around. they also believe that it is going

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chief kristin crowley says for months, she's been sounding the alarm about how nearly $18 million in budget cuts to the department could impact the community. we've spoken with the fire commission. you have made it very clear that is department is underfunded, correct? that is absolutely correct. in a bold, transparent interview with our nbc station in los angeles friday, the chief said the city has failed the community. so $17 million cut did not allow us to do what we needed to do and where that impacted us specifically for palisades was our ability to move into reserve apparatus so that apparatus could not be utilized in this fire. we were limited with the number of resources that we could add and pre-deploy to this fire. yes, nbc los angeles chopper over two locations in downtown l.a. and saw different apparatus out of commission. and our nbc l.a. crew was there late friday afternoon as the fire chief walked into city hall for closed door meeting with mayor karen bass, who said wednesday that the budget cuts did not adversely affect the firefighting ability. well, i am confident

friday she stops by kristin klein surplus storage container on treasure island. we're just going through the container trying to find anything that might fit anything that you might be excited or feel good line owns the vintage clothing store vacation sf in the city's north beach neighborhood and is offering free clothes to eaton fire victims like ross whose house in altadena burned to the ground on tuesday. this picture shows her facing the devastation that it would be cool to offer to friends of friends and people that follow the store, someone to be able to come in and pick up things that they would actually normally wear. slater's says her sister operated her business out of her home and we'll have to start over to slater's colleagues at the solano county public defender's office covering her case is well, she tends to her family. everything's on all of her stuff. obviously. >> and her partner who passed away a few years ago, his belongings his last along kings were in there. >> it's just all christian klein is responding to inquiries made through social medi

kristin. so many people lost so much. in fact, there's in many cases, just nothing to come back to. we did find something pretty inspiring, though. a very large area with neighbors. just helping neighbors get the basic essentials they need just to get to tomorrow. heavy. heavy at a racetrack parking lot not far from the eaton fire. devastation. army of volunteers have come together for a massive relief drive. >> i'm kind of in shock still. i just kind of walking around, lost. i don't even know. >> lori lopez, among those lining up at first light in search of basic essentials. she last saw her altadena home when she left it before the evacuation order last week. she's terrified to see what it looks like now. >> honestly, they don't even let us go in there. i don't i haven't i don't any i don't know, i've just kind of been bracing myself for the worst, i guess. >> so we found the house and you walk up the front path to the steps, those blue ceramic bowls that are still there. but there's nothing else. the entire house seems

the next day my aunt and cousins kristin and brian were told their childhood home was gone.ned to the ground. but then came news the house might still be standing . i raced over to see what was left . by some miracle it was basically untouched. the moment was overwhelming. >> the house is okay. the house. everything is fine. >> the euphoria of seeing my aunt's house still standing turned to sheer panic because the house next-door was on fire. but the hero firefighters on scene from l.a. and san francisco were battling the flames with everything they had. still, i figured i only had a few minutes to grab some photos and other valuables . and then a second miracle happened. two of my coworkers happened to be driving by in the news van and saw me . they jumped into action, helping me grab whatever valuables we could. lapd officers on patrol also came upon us and help us grab whatever we could. we loaded up my car . firefighters stayed. they were relentless. they would get the upper hand. my aunt's house was saved. at least for now. our families so lucky but it's hard to feel jo

kristin. >> all right. thanks for that information. spencer. concerning. thank you. new developments regarding legal action over the fires today. at least four lawsuits were filed by homeowners and renters who lost their homes in the eaton fire. the suits against southern california edison alleged that the utility failed to de-energize all of its electrical equipment, despite red flag warnings issued by the national weather service. the ceo of the utility's parent company confirmed to abc news that investigations are underway to determine if any of their election, or, i should say, electric equipment contributed to either the eaton or hurst fire ignitions. governor gavin newsom says he's cutting the red tape so wildfire victims can rebuild faster. he signed an executive order yesterday suspending some permit and state review requirements to try to speed up construction. the governor talked about the order on nbc's meet the press. >> and so we want to fast track by eliminating any sequel requirements. i've got coastal act changes that we're making. i want to make sure

. >> reporter: that chief, kristin crowley, speaking out to nbc's los angeles station, knbc, friday. >> this department was asked to take a $17 million budget cut. >> that is correct. >> she also told la's fox decision that despite the city's growth, the number of firere stations has gone down. probably placing the blame for the current crisis squarely on the city. >> did they failure? >> yes. >> reporter: chief crowley and mayor bass side-by-side at a press conference today. >> the fire chief and i are focused on fighti the fires and saving lives, and any differences that we might have will be worked out in private. >> reporter: also to be worked out, the failure of fire hydrants in the region. >> two blocks down, there's a fire hydrant that's working just fine. the 12 blocks above us is not. >> governor, i live here, governor! >> reporter: california governor gavin newsom confronted on the issue earlier this week. >> is it going to be different next time? >> it has to be. >> reporter: some now calling for an investigation into the lack of pressure in the hydrants. frustration today

you still need the iranian read, kristin. society based on its inherent moral religious islamic duties as well as adherence to the principles of the international. red cross and red crescent movement announces its readiness to deploy its rapid response and 5 fighting teams which a highly professional and specialized to help the people of the united states. if the american red cross agrees we can dispatch out forces, the news of the fire in the us is painful. we are witnessing the people over there are in during difficult conditions, and the fight has not been completely extinguished. it seems that it needs support from other countries. we sympathize with you the people of california who have been displaced from your homes and safe environments. we empathize with you whose homes and possessions have been burnt and destroyed. we stand with you who have endured this devastating wildfire caused by climate change. we also remember the sorrow of thousands who have been displaced and mourned due to the selfishness and war mongering of others. as we iranian red crescent society has announced,

chief kristin crowley says for monthths,he's been sounding the alarm about how nearly $18 million in budget cuts to the department could impact the community. we've spoken with the fire commission. you have made it very clear that this department is underfunded, correct? that is absolutely correct. in a bold, transparent interview with our nbc station in los angeles friday, the chief said the city has failed the community. so $17 million cut did not allow us to do what we needed to do and where that impacted us specifically for palisades was our ability to move into reserve apparatus so that apparatus could not be utilized in this fire. we were limited with the number of resources that we could add and pre-deploy to this fire. yes, nbc los angeles chopper over two locations in downtown l.a. and commission. and our nbc l.a.of crew was there late friday afternoon as the fire chief walked into city hall for closed door meeting with mayor karen bass, who said w wednesday that the budget cuts did not adversely affect the firefighting ability. well, i am confident that it did not. bass has

kristin cowley in interview with local media basically blames these fires on those cuts and there wasng behind closed doors between the two leaders behind closed doors and a few moments ago the mayor's offers release this extremely terse statement. they are still protecting angelina's. hardly a statement of ringing endorsement from the mayor of america's second largest city for the person in charge of fighting the out—of—control fires. meanwhile, california's guvnor, gavin newsom, has called for an investigation into how water shortages may have impaired the firefighting efforts there. that's right. all part of an extraordinary blame game that has broken out in just four days after these fires started and you're absolutely right, gavin newsom making public the fact he is calling for an investigation of the city's water officials, the people in charge of the water system throughout this sprawling city. and he has said that problems with the water supply may well have impeded the efforts of firefighters in combating particularly the blaze in the pacific palisades area. this extraordinar

s fire chief kristin crowley warned of the impact of millions of dollars in budget cuts.report december 17th claiming the fire department's ability to respond to large scale emergencies such as wildfires is significantly diminished, increasing risks to both public and firefighters' safety. >> i don't know if they're trying to get reinforcements or something, but they didn't stop. >> reporter: it's what we saw repeatedly. >> this home is going to go up in flames. there are not firefighters around here. >> reporter: we put the question to mayor bass. >> mayor, l.a. county is in a panic state for several hours we watched as hundreds of homes in a neighborhood burned to the ground. we did not see a single fire engine. there was fear and there was a lot of confusion. shortly after the fires started, a press release was put out warning of this fire behavior. my question to you is what explains this lack of preparation and rapid response? >> let me just say first and foremost my number one focus, and i think the focus of all of us here with one voice is that we have to protect l

a fire chief kristin crawley says she and medicare and bass are united and focused on the fire response of an accusation of leadership . fairly is at all levels of government. that's bringing all just areas for the for the latest is an arcadia which is near the each in fire. one of the major fires that talk to us about where you why exactly fail and what's happening that yeah, well wait, just a few kilometers where they eat a fire still blazing. it's over there in the distance, you probably can't make it out. there's a little bit of smoke, a little bit of how use that's because it's up in the mountains that flow. it's not a ground level, therefore it's not causing that immediate threat to life. but it was just a few days ago when it was rolling through the city of alta, dana, which can be wiped out so many homes. i've left so many people, the space that you were just mentioning, all of the political ramifications. and there is a lot of, i know there's a lot of questions, but here on the ground right now in this moment in time, people uh, not concerned about that, that concerned about ju

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. >>> dax sheppard and kristin bell. now, we know dax was excited to support his wife.s there. and was thrilled because the lions crushed the vikings 31-9. >> i'm always there doing that, too. >>> timothÉe chalamet and glen powell hit the red carpet last night. there was as special duo doppelgangers. the two gentlemen recently crowned winners of one of those viral lookalike contests they do. they were invited to the show. the real stars even posing alongside the almost actors. you see miles mitchell the winner with chalamet and with powell. some good ones there. >>> dakota and elle fanning were both in attendance. dakota nominated for the show "ripley." elle of a complete unknown and the younger fanning opening up about a special moment for their family. >> oh, my gosh. tonight is so special. our grandmother is here tonight as dakota's date. they're taking photos. but, yeah, she'll come back. we got ready together all in the same room and just it's really -- i hope she wins. i'm going to be like -- i hope she wins. >> how fun is that? dakota didn't win or get the globe

friday she stops by kristin klein surplus storage container on treasure island. we're just going through the container trying to find anything that might fit anything that you might be excited or feel good line owns the vintage clothing store vacation sf in the city's north beach neighborhood and is offering free clothes to eaton fire victims like ross whose house in altadena burned to the ground on tuesday. this picture shows her facing the devastation that it would be cool to offer to friends of friends and people that follow the store, someone to be able to co e in and pick up things that they would actually normally wear. slater's says her sister operated her business out of her home and we'll have to start over to slater's colleagues at the solano county public defender's office covering her case is well, she tends to her family. everything's on all of her stuff. obviously. >> and her partner who passed away a few years ago has belongs his last along kings were in there. >> it's just all kristen klein is responding to inquiries made through social media. she

that, there are rumors about the feud the los angeles fire department and mayor's office after chief kristin crowley said the city let her agency down jason, there's a crisis of confidence here in the leadership has not stepped up to the plate. current president responding in a way. your thoughts how people are supposed to move forward when they do believe their leaders are acting in their best interest. >> without going. it doesn't seem to be getting better and leadership is failing them. it failed before the fire but the president was serious about getting to the bottom and actually making efforts to protect the people of los angeles, he be doing it in the situation room has all the communication tools necessary to have the communication. i was to protect gavin newsom and karen bass where's the forest service? somebody tweet out or tell me that i'm wrong but i don't -- the forest service in the west, they fight fires and big ways in remote areas. instead, we got to go to canada to firefighting equipment? got the mexicans flying in? how embarrassing is that? we have thousands and thousands

this all lies squarely on the shoulders of chief kristin crowley who should design today. about me or pass they resign. what a disgrace she has turned out to be. >> carley: cutting the fire department budget by $17 million. you gave us a lot of insight into the situation on the ground and things that should be analyzed in the days and weeks ahead. paul, we have to leave it there but we have to leave it at that. >> carley, thank you very much. >> carley: smoke is causing dangerous air quality to impact people not even near the flames. >> todd: a physician working in california with his warning next. ♪ ♪ ds to respond. the war is here. the great storm from the north has come against israel. you've got the scriptures calling each one of us, not only to pray for the peace in jerusalem, but every city throughout israel that's under siege. this massive grocery store should be crowded. people are lacking food. exactly. the international fellowship of christians and jews is preparing meals for precious elderly citizens who can't get out. so many bombs yesterday. because of the war

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