leanne morgan. thank you, leanne for being here.g my mom out, i don't have that kinda cash. - ugh, i know. but you can get financial help now through covered california. it's totally affordable. you'd be surprised. they've got this calculator thing that shows how much you'll pay. - for real? - yeah! what are you doing not having health insurance, man? - hey, i know, i know... - here, let me show you... - we all have questions. covered california has answers and can find a health plan that's right for you. covered california. this way to health insurance. and leanne morgan. apologies to matt damon. "nightline" is next. but first, his album is called "the hard way," here with the title track pete yorn! ♪ mmm mmm mmm mmm please don't take this the hard way ♪ ♪ mmm mmm mmm mmm we been takin' the hard way ♪ ♪ gotta clear my head and find that peace of mind ♪ ♪ so delicate i need to take my time and i wait ♪ ♪ for an answer but it never comes no ♪ ♪ i never got quite used to the idea of a world ♪ ♪ that still exists without you here where

leanne lucas and herfriend had arrived the 29th ofjuly.nd had arrived to set things up at 9am. and at about the time the event was getting under way, all was well under way, axel rudakubana was seen to be leaving his house at ten past 11. and he was ordering a taxi, which was taking him to the space where the event was under way. there are pictures that had not been shown to the court that were of the event the morning, showing the event the morning, showing the children enjoying the day, very happily showing their love fur taylor swift, who everyone remembers last summer when she was on tour, she was a huge part of many children because that lives last summer particularly and it was described as a very, very happy event. axel rudakubana then took a taxi from his home to the studios in southport, he lives in banks which is outside southport, he did naturally pay the taxi driver, just got out without paying and when asked by a garage driver to pay the fare, he said what are you going to do about it? and then heads towards a studio. leanne l

they were at a class being run by yoga teacher leanne lucas. and spoke of her trauma. she said, "he targeted us because we were women and girls, vulnerable and easy prey. foralice, elsie, bebe, heidi and the surviving girls, i am surviving for you." it is six months since that terrible day in southport. today, for the first time, the full detail of what happened has been told, including information about the teenager who unleashed such hell. he didn't want to be recognised — hood up, mask on. axel rudakubana skulks in the back of a taxi. he'd booked it to take him to hart street in southport. having arrived there, the driver asks him how he wants to pay. with cash or card, mate? but he jumps out with other things on his mind. the teenager only had one intent, looking for the taylor swift dance class. first he tries the wrong door and then calmly wanders through the one he wants, before disappearing up the stairs towards the children. it was ten minutes before the police arrived to a scene of carnage. two adults and 11 children stabbed, and thre

this is something from dance instructor leanne lucas who was leading that dance class.english 2 injuries but survived. the court has been hearing her impact statement. she said i cannot stay in my own home alone or go to work, as a 36—year—old woman i cannot walk down the street without holding my breath as i bypass a person and then glanced back to see if they have attempted to stab me. as a 36—year—old woman, i cannot enter a public place without considering how i will get out in the event of an emergency. there was a long period of time after the incident where i felt i had no trust in society. i am trying to see the goodness in the world however the badness has been evidently proven to me to exist in plain sight on our doorsteps, in our community. you never think this is going to happen to you. i never thought it would happen to me and now my minds mindset has been altered. i worked with teenagers i never would have considered they would hurt me or hurt younger children. those impact statement starting to be shared with the court. let's go back to sarah campbell who

so i would say this is progress. >> oh, well, you're on fire today, leanne. >> yeah, yeah, i'm with leanne'd rather have my soup. i don't want to suck on. >> no, but i'll say this, you know, because time to time you get allergies or whatever. and raspy throat, rather than, let's say, you know, some lozenge. if you could have chicken soup, no coats your throat. yeah. no, i'm getting a lot, a lot of lot of this. >> you know, i generally say i'll try anything once, right. and not to knock it till you've tried it, but no, this is a big wow progresso. >> wow. >> okay, let's talk about something much tastier, shall we? it's thursday, and that means it's tasty thursday. and today we're introducing you to one of the east bay's favorite cheesecake makers. crumble and whisk is a farmers market favorite, featuring cookies, brownies, and even pot pies, along with cheesecake. >> and the chef and owner, charles farrior is here with us live in studio today. got some samples to try. charles, first of all, thanks so much for joining us. we've been staring at this for like 15 minutes just waiting to take a

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but, leanne, what do you make of elon musk? right. he was nowhere to be seen today. i heard that at least one, maybe two of these companies said, we don't want to be doing this with musk. you know, he doesn't quote unquote play well with others. or do you see this as donald trump showing elon musk who's boss, right. for weeks people have been saying elon musk is, you know, the second president or, you know, co-presidents. but did donald trump just say, hey, elon, you're not my only ai boyfriend. i'm the only president. >> well, elon musk already has a lot of jobs in this administration, so maybe he just couldn't take on another one. i'm not really sure why. >> he. >> was there, but i will say that there's been lots of reporting about people who have become frustrated within the trump. >> administration. >> the brand new trump administration already with elon musk, some of those allegations have been. >> shot. >> down as well. elon musk had a great seat yesterday at the inauguration. but also, even though elon musk is such a pivotal player in the tech world and in art

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reporter leanne suter, from our sister station in los angeles, shows us the efforts from local crews to prepare in altadena. >> barriers of sandbags are in place and k-rails lined up along the charred hillsides as rain is set to move into the eaton burn zone. >> i'm delighted that the rain is coming. it's been so dusty and the ash has been in the air and the air quality has been low, and now the rain is going to come and it's going to knock down the dust. >> but hopefully not the fire ravaged hillsides. the eaton fire is charred more than 14,000 acres, putting a large area at risk of possible mudslides. >> i had ptsd from the fire. i said, oh no, now the floods are going to wash away our house. >> workers have been clearing area debris basins in hopes of preventing any potential problems. and crews have been working on cleaning up the massive amounts of debris in pasadena, brought down by the wicked winds that fueled the firestorm. >> i dropped about nearly a year's worth of green waste material that we generally pick up in the city in just one day overnight. >> crews working to coll

and, leanne, you were in the capitol on january 6th. >> yeah. and there's still a lot of capitol police officers who were attacked that day who are still in the capitol that day, serving, doing their work, something that was very tough for them in the days after having to defend some of these members of congress, who also some of them at the time, very few, but, you know, defended and eventually defended donald trump. i kept hearing that a lot over the past few years about from some of these capitol police officers, but from a political perspective, donald trump did campaign on this, perhaps not on the expansiveness of this. and so, politically speaking, donald trump doesn't seem to think that there's any, um, negative impact from it. um, there is something we were talking the other day, actually, this is something that kamala harris campaigned on, democracy, you know, rule of law at the end of her campaign. and she didn't win. now, it's something interesting that you said, jeff, when about, um, about the firings of the inspectors general, how i

i'm leanne melendez. >> i'm luz pena. >> i'm tara campbell. >> i'm j.r. stone at abc7 news. >> we deliver local stories with real answers to help make our city better. >> it's 956. if you're just joining us here, the seven things to know this morning. number one, tiktok is not available for u.s. users. the app went dark after the supreme court upheld a ban after the china based company refused to sell to a non-chinese company. president elect donald trump says he will most likely give tiktok a 90 day extension tomorrow after his inauguration number two, that inauguration is being moved indoors with the frigid temperatures in the forecast. we will have live team coverage tomorrow starting at 6 a.m. right here on abc seven at number three. the cease fire between israel and hamas is now in effect. hamas says it has handed over three israeli female prisoners to the red cross. israel has withdrew from several parts of southern and northern gaza as a part of the cease fire deal. number four berkeley police are investigating the city's first homicide of the year

reporter leanne suter, from our sister station in la, shows us the efforts from local crews to prepare in altadena. >> barriers of sandbags are in place and k-rails lined up along the charred hillsides as rain is set to move into the eaton burn zone. >> i'm delighted that the rain is coming. it's been so dusty and the ash has been in the air and the air quality has been low, and now the rain is going to come and it's going to knock down the dust. >> but hopefully not the fire ravaged hillsides. the eaton fire is charred more than 14,000 acres, putting a large area at risk of possible mudslides. >> i had ptsd from the fire. i said, oh no, now the floods are going to wash away our house. >> workers have been clearing area debris basins in hopes of preventing any potential problems. and crews have been working on cleaning up the massive amounts of debris in pasadena, brought down by the wicked winds that fueled the firestorm. >> i dropped about nearly a year's worth of green waste material that we generally pick up in the city in just one day overnight. >> crews working to collect as much

josh mankiewicz: --leanne, what did she tell you?had been in a-- a relationship for several years. josh mankiewicz: larry and lee ann, it turned out, were once high school sweethearts. in 2007, lee ann--recently divorced and living in pennsylvania- wondered if it was too late for larry and her to take another crack at love. matt beals: and she-- she was able to track him down on the internet and placed a call to him one day while he was at work at his photography shop. josh mankiewicz: and that's when this all matt beals: and from that, boom. man, it was like a spark just totally rekindled into a fire. josh mankiewicz: according to lee ann, larry told her he too was getting a divorce. and soon the two were texting like hormonal teens. josh mankiewicz: you have been my dream girl for as long as i can remember being in love.larry wrote.life is like dry brown toast without you. lee ann was equally smitten i lost you once and do not want to lose you again.she wrote robert luke: she was preparing for him to come be her husband, and be in

leanne suter, from our sister station in la, spoke with the volunteer a short time ago. >> for you, what is it like to see this response in terms of all the people? >> like it's an overwhelming. actually, i was in the clothes section and so many people are dropping off so much clothes and it's a lot. and everyone's so nice to everyone. so it's really helpful making little bags for everyone to take and make sure they have toiletries and stuff like that. yeah. >> thank you so much, i appreciate it. she talked about how many people you see i'm going to have martin kind of show an overview. look at the it literally is just a sea of humanity out here. there are hundreds and hundreds of people out here, not to mention the hundreds of cars that have been in line for hours all day. both sides of santa anita park. here, the cars stretch around the block. there are so many people in line donating goods and the response has been overwhelming, which is really appreciated. but it has been a turnout. look at this. toothbrushes, boxes and boxes of toothbrushes. the kids have been able to get all kinds

the second thing i want to point out, leanne, is the fact that he says he thinks he's going to get it done on the first ballot today. do you think he's right? >> well, we're going to see. >> that's a question. mike johnson is obviously projecting confidence, but what people are saying behind the scenes don't necessarily bear that out. the fact that he had to spend all day yesterday making calls and meeting with members who are either undecided or have said that they are a no at this moment. on mike johnson is quite telling the fact that he's going to have to work this until the very moment is also quite telling. and the thing is, is that the majority is so slim, one of the slimmest majorities in congressional history, mike johnson, can lose one vote, and one person has already come out against him. and that is representative thomas massie of kentucky. and that's why mike johnson is working so hard to round up all these other votes. and chip roy is absolutely key here. but he's not the only one. there are other hardline republicans who are saying that they want commitments from him. on

reporter leanne suter, from our sister station in los angeles, shows us the efforts from local crews to prepare in altadena. >> barriers of sandbags are in place in k-rails, lined up along the charred hillsides as rain is set to move into the eaton burn zone. >> i'm delighted that the rain is coming. it's been so dusty and the ash has been in the air and the air quality has been low, and now the rain is going to come and it's going to knock down the dust. >> but hopefully not the fire ravaged hillsides. the eaton fire is charred more than 14,000 acres, putting a large area at risk of possible mudslides. >> i had ptsd from the fire. i said, oh no, now the floods are going to wash away our house. >> workers have been clearing area debris basins in hopes of preventing any potential problems. and crews have been working on cleaning up the massive amounts of debris in pasadena, brought down by the wicked winds that fueled the firestorm. >> i dropped about nearly a year's worth of green waste material that we generally pick up in the city in just one day overnight. >> crews working to coll

as mentioned earlier we are following investigative leads both the mystic leanne internationally as well. that includes search warrants and witness interviews, collecting forensic information and basically trying to compile the facts. there is investigative activity taking place literally around the globe trying to determine what the potential nexus is. but at this particular moment in time, we have to focus on what we know and what we don't know it we know we have a bombing and it is a bombing that certainly has factors that raise concern. it is not lost on us it is in front of the trump building, that it is a tesla vehicle. but we don't have information at this point that definitively suggests it was because of this particular ideology or any of the reasoning behind it. we are working to get to the bottom of what happened, why and how. reporter: you mentioned a number of similarities between this case and the one in new orleans. how far do you go to try and rule out they are connected knowing you already have a couple of things that seem to connect them together? sheriff mcmahill: the

. >> her case even caught the attention of celebrities, from leann rimes to glee's matthew morrison. but amanda's real diagnosis was about to change. >> the information that amanda gave didn't make sense. these things are not adding up. i don't think she's sick. >> everyone knows. >> turns out she didn't have cancer at all. it was just one big money grabbing scam. true crime news managing editor nancy moscatello first discovered amanda riley's scam. nancy is a producer on the docuseries and a longtime colleague of mine. nancy, what put amanda on your radar? >> amanda was on my radar from a tip that i received back in 2015. she had a really detailed blog. that's how i came to learn about her. >> amanda, based on the number one podcast by the same name, takes a deep dive into this elaborate con with so many victims. so how would you describe who the victims in this case are? >> the victims range from family, friends, the community as a whole. the church, especially the church, was pretty integral with her being able to run the scam for as long as she did. she took them on an emotional

his two alleged victims who were adults were leanne lucas and jonathan hate.e useful to a terrorist. this morning, the home secretary yvette cooper has issued a statement saying this is going to be a deeply traumatic and distressing time for everybody connected with the case but she said it's important for the legal process to continue so that people respect the hard work that the court has to do and justice can be seen to be done. the trial is expected to last for up to four weeks. injust over an in just over an hour at injust over an hour at midday gmt, our live coverage of donald trump's inauguration in washington will begin. until then, you can follow the twists and turns of this story and how he got to the white house and what he has got bland on the bbc news live page. you can see at the top he is pledging immediate action to undo some ofjoe biden�*s policy is that he didn't agree with. and he will call for a revolution of common sense in his inaugural speech. we will be live at midday. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol. hello. it looks

project managerjake brown and former soldier leanne quigley won.ris fawkes. torque no spoiler required for the weather, all about storm eowyn today, bringing widespread disruption to power supplies and transport across northern areas of the uk in particular.— the uk in particular. where is it at the uk in particular. where is it at the moment? _ the uk in particular. where is it at the moment? it— the uk in particular. where is it at the moment? it is— the uk in particular. where is it at the moment? it is close _ the uk in particular. where is it at the moment? it is close to - the uk in particular. where is it at. the moment? it is close to shetland, but the centre of the low pressure, the winds are not that strong, the strongest winds are to the south of the low�*s centre, and that brings a strong gust of winds to orkney and northern areas of mainland scotland, where the winds will be strong enough, 80—90 mph gusts, to bring down a few trees. so storm eowyn has not finished with us in terms of the potential for disruption, the winds will stay di

. >> leanne ortega says she wasn't sure what to expect when she began a two year journey that began latee night when she was scrolling on her phone. >> i was scrolling on tiktok super late at night, and i seen this girl talking about her experience with surrogacy. she actually went through the company that i went through with surrogacy first. and so she was talking about it, and she i think she was like eight months pregnant and she was just telling her experience. >> the post convinced ortega to get online and fill out an application. >> i don't really know if it was really her story. i think it was more so me just wanting to have like some type of purpose or something. >> ortega is a single mother of two and describes her pregnancies as fairly easy, and she's pretty sure she's done having kids. so she says surrogacy was an opportunity to give another family a baby of their own. couples who may be struggling with infertility, which is a journey jeffrey hu and his wife know well. >> we went to four different countries, and eventually we were able to have our children through surrogacy. s

reporter leanne suter shows us how crews are now checking on burned out homes. >> we've been followingone of the l.a. county fire crews up here in altadena. we are on mendocino near santa anita avenue. they are going from house to house here, trying to turn off all of the utilities. that is a major issue in all of these burned houses. so they've been able to get their tools and they're coming in and shutting off the gas lines, and they're doing that so that none of these fires can reignite or spark some other blaze. we were just a short time ago up at a home that had burned on one side, one house burned. firefighters thought they had a handle of it. and then unfortunately, some of the embers caught the next home on fire simply because there was a gas line still going. so as you can see, the crews in there, i mean, dangerous work, but there's just not enough utility crews to go around. there are neighborhoods, neighborhoods that have been leveled here in altadena, and this is one of those areas. we just came off of fair oaks near mendocino here. and literally it's from the corner to the

reporter leanne suter shows us how crews are now checking on burned out homes. >> we've been following one of the l.a. county fire crews up here in altadena. we are on mendocino near santa anita avenue. they are going from house to house here, trying to turn off all of the utilities. that is a major issue in all of these burned houses. so they've been able to get their tools and they're coming in and shutting off the gas lines, and they're doing that so that none of these fires can reignite or spark some other blaze. we were just a short time ago up at a home that had burned on one side, one house burned. firefighters thought they had a handle of it. and then unfortunately, some of the embers caught the next home on fire simply because there was a gas line still going. so as you can see, the crews in there, i mean, dangerous work, but there's just not enough utility crews to go around. there are neighborhoods, neighborhoods that have been leveled here in altadena, and this is one of those areas. we just came off of fair oaks near mendocino here. and literally it's from the corner to th

straightaway i immediately liked nina, leanne and i liked frankie.wards the character and the reason for being there so i'm rooting for her. when nina was in

and the last thing is to leanne, who i know i told this story hundreds of times but -- love really startedi met her in jail for the first day on the job. yea she was not in jail incarcerated she was working. as was i. but -- the result of this love born out of that first day in the jails was my family who is here my son joe. my daughters mia, marissa and melanie and my son in college now jordan. i want to thank all of you for bearing with me through the challenges for being supportive and understanding because of the job and the toll it takes on all of us. perfect timing right there. and the calling that we have we can't do in public safety and law enforcement in service to the city, if we did not have the support of our family, friends and loved once. that's what this moment is about now. and i thank you for being here and thank you for being a part of that journey. i'm very happy to say i'm absolutely committed and energized and ready for another 4 years of keeping the city safe. thank you, everyone. [applause] thank you. [applause] i didn't know it would be -- yea. got it. congratulatio

leanne rinne has the story. meet cheeky little luca.hat luca had spina bifida, which is when a baby's spine and spinal cord doesn't develop properly in the womb. at first, they thought terminating the pregnancy was their best option. 0n the day that we were going to go through with termination, instead, we had a scan and luca's foot was moving and his toes were moving as well. and they brought all the doctors in to have a look which, for us two, we were just like, well, why are we going to terminate if...? because that shouldn't have happened. like, for what they were telling us. and then they spoke to us about surgery, how it would work, and we thought that would be the better option for us, and hope for the best. when lisa was 27 weeks pregnant, doctors removed luca from her womb during surgery to repair some of the damage caused by spina bifida. he was then placed back into her uterus and was born naturally at 38 weeks and has been thriving ever since. luca has proven everyone wrong. he is learning to walk, but he can take steps and

and the last thing is to leanne, who i know i told this story hundreds of times but -- love really startedmet her in jail for the first day on the job. yea she was not in jail incarcerated she was working. as was i. but -- the result of this love born out of that first day in the jails was my family who is here my son joe. my daughters mia, marissa and melanie and my son in college now jordan. i want to thank all of you for bearing with me through the challenges for being supportive and understanding because of the job and the toll it takes on all of us. perfect timing right there. and the calling that we have we can't do in public safety and law enforcement in service to the city, if we did not have the support of our family, friends and loved once. that's what this moment is about now. and i thank you for being here and thank you for being a part of that journey. i'm very happy to say i'm absolutely committed and energized and ready for another 4 years of keeping the city safe. thank you, everyone. [applause] thank you. [applause] i didn't know it would be -- yea. got it. congratulations

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. >> we say leanne have two days of strong gains. now it is strongest in over a month. the bloomberg scoop on the bank of japan says that this good chance of a january hike would come if the markets are called heading into the bank of japan decision. the bank of japan's decision is next friday, five days after donald trump takes office. as long as we have call markets during the week next week, the bank of japan hike does seem likely. tom: thank you very much indeed. looking through the market context on the back of that inflation data. valerie tytel, thank you. turning to earnings news. tsmc's profit in the december quarter topped estimates with a 57% rise. the earnings call has just kicked off. annabelle droulers is tracking all of this for us. another strong picture in terms of the numbers coming through for tsmc. it seems a lot of that is driven by the ai demand. what stands out to you in terms of the numbers that we've had from this company? >> what's really standing out as we've got the earnings call that just kicked off and we are hearing about the expectations f

guest: one way to think about the point this color is making is that a library election and leanne fundamentally negative. voters have been voting on the basis of welfare against and have not been offered enough way of a positive agenda to vote for what they are for. it is actually connected to the fact that we have 50-50 elections over and over. what happens when you have two minority parties rather than a majority that is holding the coalition together in a minority that is trying to broaden its own coalition, both of those are engaged in coalition voting, trying to reach out to more voters and build support. in a 50-50 moment when you have essentially two minority parties, they are each most invested in getting the most devoted voters out with me that therefore message to the country is that the other party must not be allowed to win. and if you step back from american elections in the last 20 years, the essential message that both parties have offered is if the other party wins, the country is over that is an argument that make it 50% plus one, but it is not an argument that builds the theat

guest: one way to think about the point this color is making is that a library election and leanne fundamentally negative. voters have been voting on the basis of welfare against and have not been offered enough way of a positive agenda to vote for what they are for. it is actually connected to the fact that we have 50-50 elections over and over. what happens when you have two minority parties rather than a majority that is holding the coalition together in a minority that is trying to broaden its own coalition, both of those are engaged in coalition voting, trying to reach out to more voters and build support. in a 50-50 moment when you have essentially two minority parties, they are each most invested in getting the most devoted voters out with me that therefore message to the country is that the other party must not be allowed to win. and if you step back from american elections in the last 20 years, the essential message that both parties have offered is if the other party wins, the country is over that is an argument that make it 50% plus one, but it is not an argument that builds the theat

brown, jesse eisenberg, leanne morgan, danielle deadwyler, james marsden, from the boston celtics, jaysonum will be with us. and we'll have music from pete yorn, larkin poe, the milk carton kids and vera sola. so please join us for all of that. our first guest is one of my favorite people. in the whole town. he's an 11-time emmy-nominated actor and los angeleno through and through. please say hello to anthony anderson. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: it's very good to see you. >> oh, good to be seen, how are you, brother? >> jimmy: i'm good. i like this outfit you're wearing, too. it's utilitarian. the kind of thing you wear in a fashionable emergency, a fashion emergency, if you will. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you -- you were born here, you're raised here. you love this city, correct? >> yes, yeah, born and raise the right here in compton, california. >> jimmy: what's the ring you have on? >> my college fraternity ring, omega psi >> jimmy: i thought the dodgers slipped you one. >> i have a 2020 series world series ring, i'm waiting for my 2022 world series ring. i'm a child of los ange

leanne suter, from our sister station in los angeles, reports on who's behind the effort. >> outpouringtpouring times ten. i mean, thousands of people have been coming through hereple dropping off donations, even more coming in to try to get the help. and we all have been wondering who's been behind it. well, we found them. it is a group of friends that have come together. this entire group here come together to start this effort. their spokesperson, alan g. tell me, how did this begin for you guys? >> by the grace of god to begin with. unfortunately, we had a natural disaster in the city. and immediately these these people behind me, each of them went to immediate action to feed the to feed the needy. i went on a tiktok live. i knew my pastor needed some hot dogs. miss queen of l.a, clover king, mister foodie, miss uncle jimmy, benny's barbecue, la glizzy, it's endless. these people right here. they were on a tiktok live. they gave me the food. i passed it forward. somebody called me, said, hey, i saw you with the clover king agency. like, what were you guys doing? i said, honestly, we

leanne pretty bad injury. kroger's in ross has that story. start at the pro level with the forty-niners getting ready for their final game of the season at arizona on sunday. the season to forget for kyle shanahan and company a year after making it to the super bowl. the niners are just 6.10. they've battled the injury bug all season long. so why should this last week be any different? our erin wilson explains. >> it is official. brock purdy season has come to an end. he will not be participating in the week. 18 matchup. this is all due to the elbow contusion that he suffered in the detroit lions matchup on monday night. that said with brock purdy out, it will be joshua dobbs who gets the start in this one. his first start of the season for the niners. many of his teammates actually excited to see joshua dobbs out there at the helm for them when it comes to this matchup against the cardinals on the road as deal worked out him, offseason that we worked out, the whole offseason. >> i any quarterback, under perfect conditions this is a job. you

leanne suter is in altadena with his heart wrenching story. >> this means everything. this is.is like, you know, this is his legacy right here.w, this >> and the only thing derek russell junior has left of his father, derek russell senior, after burying him december 6th tuesday, the altadena home he shared with his father burned to the ground. >> i didn't even go through his stuff yet because i wasn't ready. i was just trying to learn how to grieve for myself for that. >> the fire devoured every unit. the mariposa townhomes russell could see the wind fueled fire on the hill when he left, but never thought it would reach all the way to his home. >> we thought we were going to be okay. i thought we were going to be okay. i said, i'm going to grab a few things. i'll be back in the morning. i literally grabbed two sweats, four socks, and my dad's flag. like, this was the last thing i grabbed. >> his dad was a police officer with the lausd, la housing authority and pasadena unified school district, as well as an army veteran, a dedicated father and grandfather. his legacy was servin

the website is a look leann it is not looking good. the winds are expected come tonight into tomorrow morning. >> we have red flag warnings back in place. this just upgraded from. >> a high wind warning to a fire weather. watch, though. this is through wednesday. middle of the week. this is what, until wednesday evening. let's take a look at the conditions around them. but the 2 major fires, the palisades fire and the eaton fire over at alta, dina. so in the upper 50's there humidity is quite low in the teens over in the east side of la with the breeze at 16 miles per hour, a northeast wind. that's an offshore winds over there. and then over by the pets, civic palisades. that's breeze at 13 miles per hour. so it's still not good. you know, we with the fire is ramping up. those winds are really the big issue. so here's the wind model here. so overnight, you can see the contours it's lighting up in the red. that is about 40, 30 to 40 miles per hour. wind gusts and it's coming from the east. so that is that no good news for firefighters t

eyewitness news reporter leanne suter tells us about a group of fire crews that went above and beyond to help one family save their precious possessions. what? what? >> oh my god. let me see. oh my god! oh my god! mama >> tears of joy in the midst of heartbreaking loss for the gonzalez garza family, they returned to their altadena home to find it burned to the ground. the whole thing is gone. >> it's all gone. >> but then they spotted two blue coolers in the driveway full of family photos pulled from their home. >> we started realizing somebody went in there in the chaos and found these photos and saved them for us. >> but it was joy because it brought all of a sudden. all the loss was kind of filled in that moment with this joy of kindness, with kindness. we were thinking, who were the angels that were here? >> he said he was happy, say about not getting hugs of gratitude from a grateful family. >> they were floating around outside the, if i may say so. >> fireplace to the other side of this and that. >> wow. an incredible act of kindness there. well, back here at home, neighbors in

um, i think leann rimes is on the album and it's his sunday worship services that he his sunday school. so we'll see in february. >> all right everybody, thank you so much. such an honor to be with all of you. mark preston, nia-malika henderson, kai bird, and of course, kate anderson brower. stay with cnn. our coverage continues right now. i'm going to go over to victor blackwell, back in georgia. >> dana, thank you. and good morning. i'm victor blackwell, live from the carter center in atlanta. this is cnn's special live coverage of what is the start of the late president jimmy carter's state funeral. right now, six days of events honoring the late former president jimmy carter have officially begun. they are underway. these are live pictures of the carter family motorcade. there it is on its way to georgia. i think we have one of the vehicles there that's providing security. just moments ago, though, we saw a tribute to the former president at his boyhood home and farm in archery, georgia. the national park service honor guard paid tribute by ringing a farm bell, 39 times, of course,

eyewitness news reporter leanne suter tells us about a group of fire crews that went above and beyond to help one family save their precious possessions. what? what? >> oh my god. let me see. oh my god! oh my god! mama >> tears of joy in the midst of heartbreaking loss for the gonzalez garza family, they returned to their altadena home to find it burned to the ground. the whole thing is gone. >> it's all gone. >> but then they spotted two blue coolers in the driveway full of family photos pulled from their home. >> we started realizing somebody went in there in the chaos and found these photos and saved them for us. >> but it was joy because it brought all of a sudden, all the loss was kind of filled in that moment with, with this joy of kindness, with kindness. we were thinking, who were the angels that were here? >> those angels and heroes? pasadena firefighters jonathan gonzalez and rich garcia getting hugs of gratitude from a grateful family. they were posted along east altadena drive for structure protection when they realized they couldn't stop the fire raging in the attic, they

leanne there and other members of the carter family will be preparing for the events to honor him in the coming days. all starts with a motorcade that will take his body through town. one more time on saturday morning. >> before then, heading to atlanta and washington, d.c., for services. >> on the news at 4, how the warriors, helping grabbed the child's wish at tonight's game. >> news nation tonight on banfield, a survivor of the attack on bourbon street shares eyewitness account and then the parents of new victim join ashley live tonight. 10, >> the golden state warriors and make-a-wish are teaming up tonight to help a little wires. dream come true. 8 year-old the one joe and his family are going to be at tonight's game versus the seventy-sixers. he's a big sports fan and is flying all the way from iowa to see the game. it will be his first pro sports event. and make-a-wish wants to make sure that it's memorable for him. tonight on kron for news at 5, a new year means new changes to e bill. we're going break down the numbers and tell you how much you can expect to spend in 2025. ou

reporter leanne suter shows us how crews are now checking on burned out homes. >> we've been following one of the l.a. county fire crews up here in altadena. we are on mendocino near santa anita avenue. they are going from house to house here, trying to turn off all of the utilities. that is a major issue in all of these burned houses. so they've been able to get their tools and they're coming in and shutting off the gas lines, and they're doing that so that none of these fires can reignite or spark some other blaze. we were just a short time ago up at a home that had burned on one side, one house burned. firefighters thought they had a handle of it. and then unfortunately, some of the embers caught the next home on fire simply because there was a gas line still going. so as you can see, the crews in there, i mean, dangerous work, but there's just not enough utility crews to go around. there are neighborhoods, neighborhoods that have been leveled here in altadena, and this is one of those areas. we just came off of a fair oaks near mendocino here. and literally it's from the corner to