of laguna honda hospital. the san francisco department of public health hired unnamed consultants to do mock surveys with employees of the hospital to coach them how to respond. the state department of public health informs the government. as to whether or not to certify. cms does not decide that on their own. not through their own surveys. well is no reporting of any surveys done for residents. come to find out cms did do surveys with residents of laguna honda and families and friends. they were kept secret as to when they were taking place. in order to be fair. they were kept secret as to when they were taking fair in order to be fair. this is important to note the cms did surveys they had no affect on the recertification because the state public health to recertify surveying only hospital employees. thank you. i like to give these to the -- thank you. [inaudible]. is there anyone not guilty room who would like to comment? all right. and remotely. i will check again. i see one hand. >> let us know you are th

ceo for laguna honda. committed to the mission of laguna honda and to the care for each residents. before we begin i would like to share the [inaudible] arrived for the second organizational assessment. we are in mocks as of this morning. these access ams a part of our sustainable plan. partnering with -- to serve cms experts for the assessments. as you may recall, served as the quality improve am expert this is assisted in recertification process. the mocks unannounced as to prepare for the real thing. the first -- when they came this time we did not anounts when they would be on site to mimic the process as close as possible. we want to thank the staff for hard work and engagement with the process. i'm confident after recertification survey the mocks will show sustained improvement. sfgovtv show the slides, thank you. updateod 120 beds laguna honda is committed to. that would require to move based on federal cms regulations. doctor colfax shared we submitted the waiver application to cms too<,>llow for t

in order to pay for laguna honda. and even if and so is the admissions department working with people in the community who want to come to laguna honda, who either don't have the right insurance or need emergency disenrollment from their current insurance, or need help in understanding how to change hmos or get on medi-cal. you've got over 300 beds to fill, and people. really, i'm sure there's a real need in the community, and i would like to reassurance that the health commission and laguna honda admissions and health department in general, is doing everything to demolish barriers to get people in the community who need the beds in. thank you very much. thank you. that's the end of the remote public comment. thank you. the next item on the agenda is the director's report. director colfax. hi. good afternoon, commissioners. grant colfax, director of health. i'm going to try it from this perspective in this new room that works for all of you, i hope. just a few items. i did want to start on a couple of items that are n

the campus has reopened. >>> the laguna fire is one of eight active fires in southern california now. the hughes and sepulveda fire in l.a. county and the clay fire in riverside county also sparked evacuation orders. two new fires are burning in san diego county this afternoon, one near the border and another near la jolla. >>> here's a live look at that fire burning near the border in the area of otay mountain. the fire quickly spread growing to more than 140 acres, but thankfully, no homes or other buildings are in immediate danger. officials are now warning the dozens of surrounding communities to be cancer of unhealthy air quality. andres gutierrez is in castaic with the latest. >> reporter: fire crews are making progress battling the wind driven flames tearing through bone drive vegetation in california's latest large wildfire. >> i can't officially say it's been stopped in its perimeter yet, but it's slowed way down, looking really good. >> reporter: the hughes fire started wednesday morning and quickly erupted to more than 10,000 acres, about 16 square miles, forcing around 30,

this is the hillside off of laguna road. an evacuation order has been issued for california state university channel islands and university clan. you just as a precaution. this fire has burned about 50 acres, not threatening channel island at this time. la city fire fighters have stopped the forward progress of a brush fire. >> in the sepulveda pass area started around 11 o'clock last night near the 405. firefighters say santa ana winds moved up to. area steep terrainn says across the freeway from the getty center burned about 40 acres. all evacuation warnings issued last night have been lifted. no structures were damaged and no injuries were reported. as new fires rage acrossula the state assembly and senate just approved billions of dollars in emergency aid for the greater la area. yeah, well, there was unity over that vote. there was intense debate over another bill to quote trump proof california. tom wallace reports. >> to sign. these 2 billion dollars check to immediately and the communities impacted by these wildfires

anyone who thinks spending one hundred 240udz on a study facing to spend one hundred dollars to go if lagunatling of papers.) station shouldn't be in charge of a budget that will require the kind of work this it fiscal will cause we need to pause any spending that is non-muni related direct to muni. and vice chair melgar that is not a skill she positioned i ask we not consider vice chair melgar of this board. >> going on to the second caller. >> caller you're two minutes begins now. >> good morning . i'm also calling to oppose the nomination of commissioner melgar as the head of this body i echo the prior k34r789sd this transportation is facing a mask cliff you need someone has background and experience and that is not vice chair melgar. 19 if there is one person that has demonstrated their lack of regard for the community i'm say this situation we're face to face total lack of regarded for the community and really needs to■p - is vice chair melgar so absolutely exactly not qualify to be site plan as the head of this board and 2025 the fantastic new mayor, we should be putting people in posi

otra ley resuelven la laguna jurÍdica de la puerta cerrada.a necesario que los fiscales demostraran no sÓlo la persona habÍa entrado al vehÍculo sin permiso sino que tambiÉn el vehÍculo estaba cerrado. la ley va a eliminar el requisito. la entrada forzada serÁ suficiente para demostrar el delito de robo de automÓvil. entre sus metas podrÍa ser obtener el real id. raquel nos dice cÓmo puede usted obtener esta nueva identificaciÓn. >> llega la fecha lÍmite para el real id, requisito para poder viajar por aviÓn a partir del 7 de mayo. toda persona estadounidense mayor de 18 aÑos debe tenerlo. algunos ya lo tienen. indocumentados que tengan licencia, segÚn el departamento de vehÍculos son 1.2 millones de habitantes y porque. 45% de conductores podrÍan solicitarlo pero no lo tienen. >> el proceso puede comenzarse en lÍnea. los documentos que se necesitan son un documento de identidad ya sea un acta de nacimiento de los estados unidos. y dos comprobantes de su residencia en california. >> asÍ no tengas la estrella puedes usarla. sÓlo que ahora no po

. >> sa >> john: this is a fox news alert, and new wildfires erupting, and pictures of the laguna fire burning outside of oxnard, the fire was reported just before 9 o'clock local time. just about an hour ago, l.a. time. >> sandra: the fire right now is burning about 2 acres in ventura county. we're going to be monitoring this and the latest with the hughes fire when we speak with the los angeles county fire department. that will happen. >> feus a fein just a few momen. we'll get an update. >> this is about reserving citizenship, the cornerstone of our national identity. >> this executive order is burdensome, ludicrous and unconstitutional. >> the days of demanding the same rights and benefits of citizens are over. >> i would like to remind donald trump the united states became the most powerful, most prosperous nation on earth not in spite of immigrants, but because of them. >> this is not about immigration, people. this is about defending or sovereignty and respecting the rule of law. >> john: a legal battle over birthright citizenship underway in a seattle courtroom. a federal judge

y finalmente una ley que resuelve la laguna mÉdica de las puerta cerrada es esta, anteriormente paraa hecho por la fuerza, sino tambiÉn que el vehÍculo estaba cerrado. esta ley eliminar el quesito y con ella la entrada forzada lo suficiente para demostrar el delito de robo de automÓvil. y en otras cosas, de los pequeÑos negocios hasta las grandes tiendas departamentales, en california nadie se ha escapado de los robos ocurren el segundo en ocasiones perpetrados por grupos ladrones, nuestra compaÑera nos habla de leyes que entran en vigor el 1 de enero para reducir estos robos. >> hace como cinco dÍas >> como una 40 piezas. y no pude hacer nada. reportera: ella sufriÓ en carne propia los llamados juegos rÁpidos. >> a la gente le da miedo venir. reportera: asÍ con la pregunta de las leyes que cobrarle california aprobÓ y que entre en vigor el primero enero, ella y otros adolescentes de que harvey. el corazÓn en agosto varios fueron sorprendidos robando de una a otra tienda. reportera: entre las leyes estÁ el negocio podrÁ pedir una orden de restricciÓn de la condena y en la que los fis

locutora: se buscan reducir los robos de vehÍculos eliminando la laguna de la puerta cerrada con llaveho a que invada mi propiedad. locutora: otra novedad es la 11 00, sin embargo, los conductores enfrentarÁn costos mÁs altos de los seguros. la 11 07 duplicar los lÍmites mÍnimos de responsabilidad financiera, $30,000 por lesiones o muertes de una persona, $60,000 por lesiones o muerte de varias personas, $15,000 por daÑos a la propiedad. aunque esto podrÍa causar inconvenientes al principio de acuerdo a las autoridades el propÓsito es crear un entorno justo y seguro, por esto es mejor adaptarse, de lo contrario podrÍa enfrentar sanciones. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ locutora: este aÑo muchas malas noticias para los 49ers? locutor: semana a semana me preguntas, se vuelve a lesionar el mariscal de campo de 49 de san francisco, se perderÁ el prÓximo partido ya que saliÓ ayer lesionado, afortunadamente los exÁmenes mostraron que no tienen un daÑo estructural y no hay preocupaciÓn a largo plazo. lo mÁs probable es que quede fuera de la actividad de esta semana. el entrenador en jefe dice que hay que decir para

. >> sandra: what are we calling the fire out of camarillo, the laguna fire, is that correct? with all of the interviews i'm doing, i'm just getting word of the laguna fire. >> you're just getting word of it. it's north and west of you. have you -- >> correct. >> sandra: have you heard about how big that is? any idea of size -- >> if the images you have are accurate and current, you're looking at 50 acres right there, and it looks like they have a lot of resources surrounding that. so... just based on what i'm seeing. >> sandra: speaking of resources, to contain these other fires, what is needed right now? >> we have what we need. we've got a lot of equipment in this area and a lot of equipment has surged over to help us on the castaic fire from the eaton fire as well as the palisades fire. we have a robust air attack which is really important because they are really facilitating the extinguishment of this fire with the fire retardant jobs, and the fixed wings dropping all day, and the helicopters flew all night and the heli tankers, and the winds are not strong enough where w

fired by fire laguna beach. followed by the malibu toe pang go fire in 1993.ow we have a series of three major disasters going again. and same issues again with water pressure. winds are too high for the aircraft to fly. chief freeman my fire chief some years ago, he had spoken to a group of people who said, you know, there is only so much our people can do. the best trained, best equipment, best resources that mother nature landlord. and you do everything according to the book. and think that your home safe it. turns around and bites you in the you know what. this is nature. at its worst. and most shocking. and i'm just stunned because keep talking about malibu there. how many times i have eaten the rio inn. >> steve: it's gone. >> the dukes is literally a couple hundreds yards from cannon pch. i had no idea this was going on in malibu. this is just wild. i have never seen anything quite like this with these winds either. this is unbelievable. 100 miles per hour? that's just crazy. and i feel for the guys that are out there right now. just taking a beat down,

it's called laguna fire that's burning right by the campus of cal state channel islands causing the collegeevacuate the fire has burned 50 acres so far its location where those flames are burning has caused a lot of chaos on the roads. and on that note, proffer meteorologist gayle ong has the latest on conditions. firefighters are facing out there, gayle. yeah, this is the area of the hughes fire north of santa clarita. >> we continue. we are seeing drying conditions. still up 4% humidity around this area and the winds are gusting at 27 2, 30 miles per hour. that's actually stronger winds. we saw this time yesterday coming from the northeast that classic santa ana winds. now with this fire in particular, it's in the canyons and canyon fires are really hard to put out. and they do tend to create its own weather. and usually that's where we see those fire. nato's pop up. and this is the laguna fire on the west side of a ventura county here and similar conditions, dry conditions and windy conditions. and that's what we see all around los angeles and ventura areas because under red flag warning

the laguna fire is one of eight active fires in southern california now including the hughes fire in la county and the clay fire in river side county. two in new fires broke out in san diego county this afternoon. one in a remote area near the border and another near la jolla. evacuations were lifted there. some people who evacuated in the hughes fire are returning home. that fire exploded to 10,000 acres and the strong winds. but firefighters made good progress today. now more help is on the way after governor newsom signed a $2.5 billion relief package just this afternoon. the money will go toward helping with evacuations. lawmakers approved $4 million to make sure local government streamline approvals for building homes and another one million to help districts rebuild. some welcome rain is expected in southern california this weekend but those in burn fires are concerned the hillsides will be vulnerable to mud slides. public works crews have been cleaning out the debris basins. if there is a barren slope near the property that is 20 feet or higher. >> your best bet is not to be i

the laguna fire has burned about 50 acres for progress has stopped.is at 0% containment at this hour, news nation reporter nancy loo is in los angeles county where the hughes fire continues to burn. she gives us a look at the latest conditions in that area. >> the threat from the santa ana winds not over yet. we're in the eastern flank of the hughes fire, which is only 14% contained. this is one of the areas in the eastern flank that is still smoldering. and because the winds, the santa ana winds are picking up today, it's literally fanning the flames that are still in the ground here in the hughes fire and the concern is that new embers? we'll fly and create new fires. it's a and the wind is right now blowing in the direction of castaic, which remains evacuated. a population of nearly 20,000 people who have cleared out and for good reason because a threat to the community is not over yet. but so far, no structures lost. the fire. the hughes fire has largely been in forested areas. back to you. >> and los angeles county still under a red-flag warning

this one is called the laguna fire. and it broke out in the hills above camarillo. it burned about 50 acres. and cal state university channel islands has been evacuated. fire officials say forward progress has stopped on a 40 acre brush fire that prompted evacuations in sherman oaks and the san fernando valley. there's also the hughes fire that's burning near castaic lake. it started yesterday and is now 14% contained. the massive palisades fire is now 72% contained. and the eaton fire, that is 95% contained. reporter ramirez is at our sister station, kgtv. he's on the front lines of the 10,000 acre hughes fire. >> exactly. a little over two weeks after those two major wildfires broke out, you probably heard the sirens here. we've been watching emergency vehicles, fire engines making their way through here. castaic, about 40 miles north of downtown los angeles. we're near the five freeway and lake hughes. and just take a look. we noticed that plume of smoke picking up there near just behind homes on the ridge top there near castaic lake, to our north, in steep canyo

the gas leak on the laguna honda hospital campus in the city prompted temporary evacuations. the san francisco department of public health says the contractor working on the campus monday morning damaged a gas line. the hospital billing was not impacted. no residents or patients were evacuated. and short-term rental property owners in the rent of 6 months to apply for a new license last marin county supervisors approved new regulations. the new rules kept number of short-term rentals, the 1200 for properties in unincorporated areas of the county license are limited to one per operator and must be renewed by property owners every 2 years. among other new regulations. let's talk about these beach hazards. they are in effect an advisory until tonight because the dangerous woman has served conditions. you've got officials saying they could see strong rip currents and breaking waves as high as 20 feet. they also say there's a high chance for sneaker waves, which farther on the beach than expected. reminder, don't turn your back to the ocean. always keep your pets on a leash when n

laguna fire burning about 50 acres is 0% contained at this time. all right. turning now for a look at our weather conditions out there. gayle, it's good to see you. firefighters certainly have a lot more work ahead of them in southern california. absolutely not out of the woods yet with these critical fire weather conditions. take a look at where the he used year is. >> we are still seeing single digits in the humidity levels and that has been driving those fires. and we also have breezy conditions here. 24 to 26. and even 29 miles per hour. wind gusts coming from the northeast that classic santa ana pattern, ventura county. this is that laguna fire just broke out this morning and similar conditions, humidity down to 5%. 23 miles per hour. winds from the northeast. now let's head over to the palisades in eaton fires. these are almost contained but still dry conditions out here as well as breezy conditions. now there is a cool down on the way, but red flag warnings remain in place until tomorrow morning. so what's driving all this? well, it's always been about

vientos estarÁn soplando hoy del noreste, viajando desde el valle de ventura hasta las montaÑas de lagunarovocando una nueva amenaza, que puede construir a que los incendios nuevos existente muestren un comportamiento errÁtico y se propagan rÁpidamente puedan generar tambiÉn cortes elÉctricos. en el pronÓstico, las rÁfagas pudieran alcanzar las 70 mph en las montaÑas de santa gabriel, santa susana y al oeste de santa mÓnica, el aviso va a continuar en vigor hasta el miÉrcoles al mediodÍa, desde maÑana se espera que comiencen a debilitarse un poco los vientos, cuandoestos vientos cambien de direcciÓn, eso traerÁ un momento en humedad, lo que ayudarÁ en la lucha contra el fuego. borja: muchas gracias por el reporte. vamos a hablar de un grave incidente aÉreo, donde decenas de pasajeros de vuelos se subirÁn a punto de perder la vida cuando los aviones que perder la vida estuviera a pocos segundos de chocar. paulina: este grave incidente que estÁ bajo investigaciÓn ocurre en phoenix, andrea leÓn nos dice cuÁndo pasÓ y cuÁndo los pilotos juraron una tragedia, cuÉntanos. andrea: Éstas imÁgenes

they're calling it the laguna fire. it has burned about 50 acres since it broke out around 830 this morning. and for a fourth straight day, southern california is under a red flag warning. but an l.a. county fire captain explains the conditions are different from the extreme winds that caused the eaton and palisades fire to explode inside. >>>>we're sitting at 35 to 40 mile an hour winds in this castaic fire. i was on the palisades fire that first night, and i had wind gusts up to 80 to 100 miles an hour, and they were relentless. so that's a different fight altogether. it's it's like fighting a hurricane with fire attached to it. so the, you know, our normal red flag conditions at 40 miles an hour seemed, you know, better than the 100 mile an hour winds. >>>>and just in the past half hour or so, the state legislature passed a $2.5 billion funding package to help the los angeles area recover from the recent wildfires. the bills and the bipartisan support are now headed to the governor's desk and new at noon. the senate

and in ventura county, the laguna fire has burned nearly 100 acres and it is nearly 100% contained. the threat of rain this weekend is raising concerns, though, in some recent burn zones, residents are being urged to prepare for the possibility of mudslides and even flooding. firefighters and the national guard are doing their part to help perry residents. >> try make sure that anything that might be toxic or any large debris here. fast-moving water gets trapped here for so that the communities downstream from here aren't affected, which would lead to flooding and possibly those committees, which is the last thing they want after a big fired into their community. >> well, to prepare and take a look ahead, crop or meteorologist gal long joins us with the latest forecast for la. >> yeah, a flood watch for much of stars. so that is. and that what a long stretch through the weekend here. here's a live look at the radar. pretty active in the southern california in los -% angeles and ventura counties. even snow mountain snow out there as well. >> so we're expecting some rain, maybe anothe

>> oh, well, the kids and i, my family, we are down in laguna.m, i'm on a neighborhood chat and they needed food. some of my neighbors have stayed to put out the fires. i live on the fire line. my house is still standing, but the other side of the road is not. and the fire trucks have been moved to mandeville. so our neighbors are putting out fires and hotspots and they were hungry. so i came up to bring them food. >> and yeah um, i was just going to say how i how is it being with your friends, seeing the place where you raised your kids and you grab a coffee and obviously the relationships are still there, but the the actual neighborhood is just gone. >> yeah. i drove well, i was able to get to my house today. i had a police escort take me there. i stood in the queue and was able to get in, and then my car actually had to leave on the side of the mountain and and run down. was it tuesday? and the officer kindly drove me to my car to get there. i had to go through the palisades. it's not good. >> i'm so sorry. i'm just so sorry. >> it's really ba

zinhle, ellison. >> the laguna fire has prompted a new round of evacuations. that is something that's become routine in southern california for weeks now. homeowners and first responders, they must be exhausted. can you tell us more about that, dana? >> reporter: they're exhausted but i think someone said this yesterday, that we learned a valuable lesson two weeks ago during the deadly palisades and eaton fires. you were here. some people, they did not evacuate. whether they couldn't physically or they were trying to protect their homes, and official said that some of those people were the ones that got severely burned, and unfortunately died. so what we're seeing is people, they're a little more on edge. when new fires pop up and evacuation orders are issued, people are leaving, getting out of harm's way because we know what these wildfires can do and the hope is that with this incoming rain, maybe it can give us a little reprieve. ladies. >> dana, thanks so much. bill, let's bring you in here. what are the biggest threats and will folks there see relief anyt

the palisades, hughes, and laguna fires all nearing containment as well.just at 10%. >>> and coming up, after not accepting applications for 14 years, the deadline for federal housing vouchers is quickly approaching. we'll have the latest when we come back. i guess what i'm looking for from you is, i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's fair. we committed to underground, 10,000 miles of electric line. you look back at where we were 10 years ago and we are in a completely different place today, and it's because of how we need to care for our communities and our customers. i hope that's true. [joe] that's my commitment. [ambient noise] >>> well, for the first time in 14 years, applications are being accepted for housing vouchers in oakland, but tomorrow is the last day to try to get in on the wait list. housing choice vouchers still commonly referred to by their former name of section 8. covers 6% to 70% of represent and utilities. one oakland resident had b

today firefighters also battled the laguna fire west of los angeles near oxnard. it sparked around 8:30 this morning and grew to about 50 acres in less than two hours. that rapid growth forced evacuations at csu channel islands. they have luckily since been downgraded to warnings and the campus has reopened. fire crews have stopped forward progress of that fire. >>> another fire erupting overnight on the rugged bel air hillside. drivers on the busy 405 freeway stopped to watch the flames race up the hillside near the getty museum. the sepulveda fire burned about 40 acres. >>> meantime governor newsom signed a $2.5 billion fire relief package for the entire los angeles area. the money will go to response efforts, including shelters and cleanup and an additional 5 million will go toward rebuilding homes and schools. >>> some rain is in the forecast this weekend for l.a. county. that at this point is really a double-edged sword. it's going to help with the firefighting efforts, but it's also raising concerns about possible mudslides and flooding in the burn scarred a

there was a gas leak at the laguna honda hospital. it happened a little after 11 a.m. this morning. the sf department of public health says a contractor ruptured a gas line while doing work outside. san francisco firefighters helped evacuate staff in the administration building, but patients in the hospital building were not affected and did not have to leave. within 30 minutes, all evacuated staff went back inside. pg&e was on scene shortly after to shut off the gas line and repair the damaged pipe. president biden and first lady jill biden are in new orleans tonight. that city's mayor and other leaders greeted them at the airport this afternoon. here's a look at that. the president and the first lady will attend a prayer service tonight. it's hosted by the archdiocese of new orleans. now they will also meet privately with families of victims and community members, as well as first responders and law enforcement. 14 people died and 30 more were injured before the attacker was killed and an attack on bourbon street on new year's day. well, investigators are providing an eerie first

earlier the laguna fire grew to 50 acres in less than two hours and forced evacuation of the csu channel islands campus. that campus has since reopened after crews were able to stop the fire's forward progress. wind still is a major factor in all of these firefights. let's get right over to chief meteorologist paul heggen for an update. >> after a couple weeks of critical fire weather conditions, i finally get to be the bearer of good news, not short term, but the winds will be offshore weakening through tonight and then those winds become onshore in southern california and see the swirl working down the west coast as we head into the weekend. that's associated with a storm system that will bring the first significant chance of rain to southern california that they've seen in the past couple months. let's switch over to futurecast. you aren't seeing anything at the beginning. notice snow in the sierra and then rain showers developing in southern california saturday, saturday night, and continuing sunday. this looks like it's mostly rain that will fall lightly enough the threat of debris

another fire in ventura county, the laguna fire, was quickly corralled. hughes fire has burned more than 10,000 acres. it is 36% contained tonight. crews say they were well prepared ahead of time. >> whenever we have these santa ana wind events, red flag warnings, it's a good idea to preposition resources like we did before the eaton and palisades fire. >> well you hear red flag warnings and you go, okay, not out of the woods yet. >> no, but the winds are dying down already and those red flag warnings will expire tomorrow morning at 10:00. good news there. >> get through the night. >> yes, get through the rest of tonight. even though the winds are dying down, they're still gusty enough to be at least a moderate source of concern in southern california. this is the evolution of the wind field as we head into the weekend and those winds will pivot and become onshore winds as a storm system is dropping down the west coast. it's going to have an impact on the bay area weather as well. you see that swirl in the atmosphere. that's the heart of this storm system

all right, lawrence, a gas leak at the laguna honda hospital campus in san francisco temporarily prompted evacuations this morning. >> the san francisco department of health says a contractor working on the campus hit a gas line staff and the administration building had to be evacuated for about an hour as crews work to cap the leak. the hospital building itself was not affected in no residents or patients were evacuated. it was certainly a disappointing season to say the least for the forty-niners. the nfl playoffs are beginning later this week and it's just kind of weird to think the niners are not involved. not at all. francisco entered the season as the heavy favorite. if you recall only to return to the super bowl, things didn't really pan out that way. kron four's erin wilson. she was at levi stadium today as the team cleared out their lockers. >> hoping for a better season than last year. >> we've stepped into the new year and in some ways a new feeling around here at levi's as the niners have not missed. the playoffs is back in 2020 as they find themselves back in same position he

and that is in line of what one of the jew political scientists in russia looks 100 laguna, has been writing about him as a week of the century. and he was essentially saying that our friends are not in the west, so friends are in the eastern, that's where our focus should be. and it looks like russia is now following that line of thinking, especially with what is happening in the middle east. what has recently happened in syria, and this will of course, be a great concern. the same as breaks or breaks has also been a great concern, the brakes block, which, which is expanding and to which iranian president muscle possess can also travel to the brick summit last year. this will be disconcerting because this is a tonic shift in the global power relations. and so what we're seeing here essentially is an attempt to formalize a power block and not just a through economic outlasts, but also through different strategic corporations, which also include the military sphere, which will certainly be very important for other countries, such as the right and such as perhaps vietnam, because russi

. >> reporter: smoke blasting firefighters working furl usely, stopping forward progress of the laguna fire, but not before a cal state campus was forced to evacuate. and overnight, the se pull have da fire breaking out near the getty center museum, burning 40 acres before fire fighters got a handle on it. managed to knock this down very, very quickly. it is not windy right now. meanwhile, just north of los angeles, firefighters still battling the now 15 square mile hughes fire. an all-out aerial assault through the night, precision drops saving the town of castaic. i mean, you can see the helicopter dropping. fire so close to the ground right behind you. i mean, it's barely 30 feet off the deck right now. >> we have some of the best pilots in the world out here in l.a., l.a. county, l.a. city. >> reporter: thankfully, no homes were lost, but for families forced to flee, nerves are frayed tonight. >> sad when we were leaving, especially seeing what happened with palisades and all that. >> reporter: david, southern california is such a tinderbox today that there have been ten new fires

little bit of relief, especially as you look toward la long beach, getting some calmer conditions, but lagunaeach still seeing those gusts 20mph, 30 to 40 mile per hour gusts. when we talk about riverside san bernardino. so it's moving in the right direction. it's going to be several more hours of this, but it's those strong wind gusts moving in. and then you pair it with this extremely low humidity across all of southern california. as you will see most areas in the teens, this is extremely dry conditions. palmdale, ontario, riverside, beaumont all coming in in the teens. and i want to point out santa monica 3%. and that has not changed all morning single digits. this is such a dangerous combination. and this is what is making it so difficult for these fire crews. taking a look again at the palisades fire, you can see all of that smoke, but i want to point this out to you. this is some good news. so we're still dealing with strong winds through the afternoon. we're under that high wind warning through 6 p.m. you'll notice gusts. we're still talking about 30 mile per hour gusts in the 20s int

conocemos la el estado de las llamas del incendio laguna. centro de los angeles. pero los vientos de hasta 30 millas por hora han dificultado las labores de los bomberos. sin embargo, sí se reporta un progreso en su contención. mientras, por otro lado, la labor de los bomberos no termina, ya que el incendio continúa ardiendo. ya ahora bastante, bastante cerca de la interestatal 5 en el condado de los Ángeles. pero chris cabezas no tiene todos los detalles. visiblemente asustados y asombrados al ver el cielo anaranjado y cubierto de humo mientras el fuego se acercaba. así salían los estudiantes de la escuela secundaria castaic mientras evacuaban el plantel. otras escuelas de esta comunidad y hasta una cárcel con 480 presos fueron evacuados a otro edificio del mismo centro de detención. y tenemos planes para mover a los otros. si los bomberos en en en decían que va a haber problemas de evacuación. hasta ahora, las autoridades han emitido 23.000 órdenes de advertencia. eso significa que los residentes deben estar atentos para salir huyendo en c

the laguna fire started yesterday morning near the hills of the csu channel islands campus near camarillo. that fire has burned nearly 100 acres and is 70% contained. the border two fire has grown rapidly today in san diego county. that fire started yesterday afternoon in the otay mountain wilderness area, just north of the u.s. mexico border. nearly 5400 acres have burned so far. it's 10% contained. no evacuations ordered. firefighters are gaining ground on the hughes fire near castaic. a red flag warning expired this morning at 10:00. containment is now at 56%. the fire has burned more than 10,000 acres, and tens of thousands of people remain under evacuation orders. so far, the flames have not damaged or destroyed any buildings, and containment is growing on the two biggest fires, the eaton and palisades fires. the eaton fire is 95% contained and the palisades fire is 77% contained. now let's take you live to lax, where governor gavin newsom is standing there on the tarmac waiting to greet president trump, who has just landed at lax. you'll be able to see air force one as the shot pull

arrancó la liga mx y mañana le tenemos el partido entre las chivas rayadas del guadalajara y santos laguna enfrentaron al atacante que mató a 14 personas en nueva orleans. le contamos cómo las autoridades describieron lo que vivieron. y antes de despedirnos, vamos a oír un peculiar cantante. escuchemos. no te dejes deportar. es tu derecho. y ahí lo ves. se llama francisco herrera. es músico y organizador comunitario con 40 años de trayectoria en el área de la bahía. con su guitarra, herrera educa a la comunidad inmigrante sobre sus derechos frente a las deportaciones. canciones hay que utilizarlas, hay que aprenderlas, cantarlas en la fiesta, en la misa, para que nos vayamos aprendiendo nuestros derechos. es que él asegura que a través de sus canciones lo que busca es empoderar a la gente de forma efectiva y también práctica, y decir también que ofrece sus canciones gratuitas en youtube, pues piensa que la comunidad informada es un fuerte desafío precisamente para los para los temas migratorios. y con esto, pues él lo que pretende es que la gente conozca verdaderamente sus derechos y es de

honda i thought not formed until laguna honda was recertified.ng safeway i got a letter from safeway recommending go to safeway because walgreens (bell ringing). >> thank you for your comments and next speaker. >> i'll i'm going to talk really fast for all ladies and gentlemen a serious problem. i'm a strong ambsadorer in christ and pay my family and politicians. i came to our city when i went to our shelters talk about the drug problems. and staff members are selling and i saw a black women leave her house upheld her 3 kids after christmas all [off mic.] >> why everybody's kids were he home those women can't go outside with the kids and play. that is unreal it is wrong and same thing with the shelters why is there fentanyl and drugs and needles and the people you hired all you guys you should understand (bell ringing). >> you're selling. supplying. >> i come up and put cuffs on me and said one 86 you're going to jail. >> why i gotersleep by the st robberies and people that you're going to jail james. oh, i'm going to take you to jail twisted my

arrancó el clausura 2025 para las chivas que recibieron el estadio akron a santos laguna.a altura. vamos a las acciones porque 1 de ellos, este que es hugo camberos, iba a conseguir esta falta conseguida sobre luis vega, otro jovencito, también el de santos para el penalti. pero increíblemente iba a venir el piojo alvarado y lo iba a fallar frente a carlos acevedo. normalmente es muy seguro en los penaltis, pero después el mismo piojo iba a desquitarse porque iba a venir a hacer esta jugada con teo wilk, el jugador recién llegado a las chivas. ahí le dejaba el balón atrás y así definía entonces el piojo el uno a 0 del guadalajara corre wilk, que con un poquito de suerte la tira atrás sin saber dónde está parado. después del mal control. pero entonces el piojo llegaba para cerrar la pinza y con esto ganó uno a 0 y se lleva los 3 puntos. ahora vamos al cruz azul contra atlas. cruz azul jugando en el estadio universitario. venía esta falta de aldo rocha sobre el jovencito amauri morales. esto era penal, lo venía a cobrar entonces Ángel sepúlveda. y así la máquina se iba arrib

ahora vamos con las Águilas del américa que se enfrentaron en torreón al santos laguna.quito sánchez, gabriel, balón para gilroy folsom gilroy que iba a bailar dentro del área. incluso la pisaba un par de veces y encontraba a erick sánchez de cabeza para marcar el segundo del américa. después otra jugada colectiva, porque hoy se lucieron aquí. sánchez al espacio para el chicote. chicote la va a poner de taco atrás para la llegada de fidalgo, fidalgo al centro. y así caía entonces el tercero del américa. este era de zendejas y después zendejas iba a tener 1 más, porque en este saque de banda iba a venir otra gran jugada individual de fidalgo que rebotaba el balón en el arquero y ahí llegaba zendejas para poner el 4 a 0. después descontó el conjunto de santos, pero no fue suficiente. el tricampeón lo volvió a ganar con goleada. ahora vamos con cruz azul, que hoy, sin anselmi, enfrentó a puebla en el estadio de los pumas de la unam. faravelli iba a abrir el marcador para el conjunto de la máquina, pero apenas 10 minutos después iba a venir entonces el puebla, aprovechando u

the evacuation of the university campus of cal state channel islands and camarillo, this fired the laguna fire is 70% contained. the evacuation order was downgraded to a warning after crews gained ground on the flames, also breaking out near the famed getty center up the 405 freeway in los angeles overnight scorching about 45 acres, that fire is 60% contained crews made progress on that fire very quickly, meantime gusty santa ana winds continue to fuel the large fires burning about 40 miles north of los angeles, scorching more than 10,000300 acres -- 10,300 acres. the fire is 36% contained, the coordinated ground and air attack kept it from spreading even further after it started yesterday morning. >> i was up in an area where it initially started and we had to get into a safety zone because it was jumping the road and cutting off our escape routes so extremely dangerous, especially in the beginning stages of the fire. >> also most are under a red flag warning for critical fire risk until tomorrow morning. >> trace: thank you let's bring in california g.o.p. associate delegate and l.a. g.

. >> por otro lado esta ley busca reducir los robos de vehÍculos eliminando la laguna de la puerta cerradar. >> otra novedad es la 1100 que prohÍbe a los soÑadores exigir conducir. los conductores tambiÉn enfrentarÁn costos mÁs altos de los seguros. sb—1107 duplicara los lÍmites mÍnimos de responsabilidad financiera, $30,000 por lesiones o muerte de alguna persona, $60,000 por lesiones o muerte de varias personas, $15,000 por daÑos a la propiedad. aunque estos cÓmics podrÍa causar inconvenientes al principio, de acuerdo las autoridades el propÓsito es crear un entorno justo y seguro para todos los californianos. por eso es mejor adaptarse rÁpidamente o de lo contrario podrÍa enfrentar sanciones. juan: primera pausa pero cuando regresemos, buenas noticias le tengo para inquilinos de california porque pone lÍmites a los aumentos de renta. antonio: tenemos vigilando las precipitaciones que aparecen antonio: que tal norte de california, seguimos viendo como la humedad va entrando desde el ocÉano pacÍfico y como entran bastantes nubes, incluso algunas precipitaciones al norte. en el resto no ve

las chivas rayadas del guadalajara reciben en el akron a santos laguna de eshoo. ganadores pedir, pero no queremos hacerlo sin antes observar por última vez y actualizar lo que está pasando con el incendio. kenneth y también palisades. ambos incendios siguen amenazando a cientos de personas y a sus hogares, y actualmente siguen ardiendo. el incendio 6 está contenido en un 6%. ha quemado 19.978 hectáreas. en cuanto al nuevo incendio, el kenneth, un 35% contenido ha quemado mil hectáreas y seguiremos vigilando la situación desde aquí e informando todo sobre estos incendios que lamentablemente continúan devastando y amenazando a los angeles. hablemos ahora de la supercomputadora más rápida del mundo. se encuentra aquí en el área de la bahía y este jueves fue presentada en el laboratorio lawrence livermore. ocupa un espacio de 7500 pies cuadrados y se le conoce por el nombre de el capitán. la empresa tecnológica hp lo ensambló y genera tanta energía que necesita 28.000 toneladas de líquido refrigerante para funcionar y para que se den una idea de la energía que utiliz

city was able to reach a settlement with the center for medicare and medicaid services are meant laguna did you manage to reach that agreement? it was not an easy conversation . just a little bit of background. so laguna honda has been an incredibly important institution in san francisco for 150 years, taking care of our most vulnerable patients are frail, very elderly patients, many of whom are at end of life. and a few years ago, there were some issues in that hospital. some violations of rules that we very much want to make sure don't get violated. there were folks that weren't using proper ppe, who are bringing cigarette lighters into the facility, who might have brought some contraband into the facilities. we have zero tolerance for that and have made that very clear. we self reported some of these violations to the federal authorities. and unfortunately from our perspective, they took the very disproportionate step of ordering the closure. the permanent closure of lugano, honda. problematic on a number of reasons. first and foremost, there are just no skilled nursing facility beds

of course, laguna fire started near oxnard today. offshore winds continuing their bone dry conditions, too. there is a hope that we could soon see some raindrops moving in, maybe just in time for the weekend. and boy, they could use it. the hope is though the rain won't be too heavy. we don't want to see the mudslides or debris flows. lauren, thanks a lot. new at 10 san francisco school leaders are reporting that an alleged ice sighting happened today. >> according to a letter sent out to parents by balboa high school's principal, a middle school student reported seeing an immigration and customs enforcement agent questioning people on a muni bus near visitation valley. middle school and burton high school. the letter says the student is safe and the district has been notified. we reached out to both the department of homeland security and san francisco unified school district to get more information. and as of this report, we have not heard back in san jose tonight organizers held a roundtable to discuss what could be at stake for d