local, state and federal to try and thwart that before it happens, much like we saw in 2019 in long beachthe better off we are. >> yeah. you're saying that this joint terrorism task force have led to different thwarting of different attacks that were supposed to happen, and you were talking about the long beach incident that was a result that the thwarting of that was the result of a joint terrorism task force. >> it was an individual who wanted to bomb a long beach rally, and he was intent on killing mass murders, what he testified to. and they were able to actually catch an inert bomb in his hand because they were part of that process. but that's an example of stopping it before something tragic happens. >> and you're saying once when police when these task force are investigating these issues and they come across something, the planning of something that was going to happen in long beach that was being planned for long beach, they may find other things that are related to it in their everyday work as well. low level things that might be connected to this. yep, yep. >> absolutely. you'r

i was the mayor of long beach before i got to congress. we have a city department, one of the largest in the united states so i know investment in infrastructure for rail, for highways, for multimodal transit, all of the above is william and. as we all know, a huge chunk of america's goods, 25% of them come through long beach and los angeles to the rest of the country. investments like the bipartisan infrastructure law are so important to our port, to long beach, to the region, and to all the jobs that are happening not just at home but across the country. thanks to investments in ports and the supply chain i want to add really quick i know two things. i was grateful you brought up congestion briefly in your subcommittee and i want to just let you know also that i think it is important as we are looking at highways that we are also looking at other ways we can take on congestion. modernization of highways, rail, other types of multimodal transit and investments in sustainability. these are ways to address our congestion issues. just a shou

update on the fire -- the county starts all the way up in lancaster and goes all the way down to the long beach border. they go from the county line of ventura all the way up. 4300 acres. we have a fire east of the palisades fire that began last night. it is currently 10,600 acres with 0% containment. we have over 750 firefighters on the line. unfortunately, two people have lost their lives. the fire is impacting tens of thousands of homes not only in the city of pasadena but also the county area. we are doing our very best. we just had our out-of-state resources arrive from arizona to assist us. last night as the region one coordinator, i contacted the governor -- governor's office of emergency services to request 250 additional engines into l.a. county with 1000 personnel. we are also using our compacts with other states like arizona, nevada, oregon and washington. firefighters from those regions are on their way down to los angeles county right now to assist us. thank you for your interest and your attention. [inaudible] [inaudible] >> >> president biden iin southern california in response t

sÍ, tambiÉn hacia el sur en el Área de san diego, hay que tener mÁs precauciÓn desde el Área de long beach en gran parte de la regiÓn de los Ángeles se mantiene la posibilidad de nieve en las altas elevaciones, especialmente riverside, tambiÉn nuestra gente en lancaster. buenas noticias para nuestra gente de california. elian: gracias. un juez federal lo que temporalmente la orden ejecutiva del presidente donald trump, quien busca prohibir la ciudadanÍa por nacimiento a hijos de indocumentados, con visas temporales, interpretarÁ correctamente la enmienda 14 de la constituciÓn. los operativos de ice tambiÉn se estÁ realizando dentro de la ciudad consideradas como santuario, situaciÓn que indigna alcalde brandon josan, quien ratificÓ que chicago no estarÁ colaborando con las autoridades de inmigraciÓn. viviana: en chicago, donde hay una ordenanza de ciudad central, continÚa el repudio contra los operativos de inmigraciÓn. >> es pura mentira, ellos creen sacar a todos los que puedan, aunque no tengan rÉcord, que sea buena gente no importa. viviana: un memorando de departamento de justicia ins

we have a terminal in long beach where we bring rock in from canada. it is a way to do it cost effectively and efficiently. it is a way to address environmental issues. it is really critical to the supply of rock in the united states and we appreciate that exemption very much. rep. carbajal: is the federal-aid highway program designed around multiyear proportion funding and what depends on states having multi-year funding? ms. kavinoky: there is a tremendous amount of title 23 that states are required to look on a year-over-year basis for. states have multiyear planning requirements. sometimes the simplest projects take multiple years. the very nature of what is, essentially, a capital program requires that backdoor capital budget with contract authority and that multiyear program. rep. carbajal: thank you. i yield back. rep. carbajal: mr. taylor. several taylor -- rep. taylor: thank you for having this hearing. thank you chairman burlison and ranking member norton for holding the hearing today and thank you to the witnesses for your testimony. as a th

, city of long beach came in and the firefighters hooked up to one of the hydrants, and they tried to hit some of the hoses, and there was hardly any pressure coming out at all. very little water pressure eventually, and i think maybe about ten minutes or so later, they may have found another, another hydrant or something, and they had much had a better stream of water trying to save one of those homes, trying to do a little bit of structure protection. but unfortunately, that entire block, we lost that entire block, really. i didn't see many homes there saved at all. and that's a block over a block east of the temescal canyon area and pali high school. we know pali high also taking a lot of damage. you're looking now at a live picture of a home burning here on sunset, as it's moving to fire the wind and the embers eastward along sunset up into the brentwood area. you know, on sunset as you're driving through and you're trying to approach 26th street, heading up, down, you pass chautauqua and you go into the area where is a bit of a dip in the valley there. that's one of the large hom

they sounded off during the board of trustees meeting in long beach, today.niversity announced last week it is eliminating all sports and several academic departments as it faces a nearly $24 million budget deficit. so the cuts weren't on the meeting agenda, but many people who joined public comment expressed frustrations to the board. >> the programs for athletics are the center of the university. id funding the athletic program you are robbing the future of student athletes across all backgrounds who have invested their time and commitment. >> students, athletes and coaches have filed a federal civil rights complaint against the university. attorneys are also working on a class-action lawsuit. >>> rookie nba player in former sonoma c wolf jame and wells is joining the push to save the sports program. he shared this photo with the hashtag save seawolves athletics. he played basketball at sonoma from 2021 to 2023 and later transferred to washington state. he currently plays for the memphis grizzlies. >>> all right, here we go. weather, first alert, paul hegge

helen is next, long beach, california. caller: i support it. there was a person who called earlier who talked about how trump was not upholding the constitution, this was written in here and we have to follow it , but the reason trump was elected was because he doesn't follow the constitution. he's an autocrat. people knew that. we know he is an autocrat. we know he doesn't represent the constitution, he's representing the will of the people. to clarify, our country under the biden administration with the open borders and the preoccupation with ukraine and so forth, lost its legitimacy. the constitution lost legitimacy . people don't care that much about the constitution as they care about their quality of life and the future of their country. trump was elected because he's not going to respect the constitution as we expect him to do, as prior experience has taught us, but because he is going to take action on what we see is a gross wrongdoing done to us by the constitution, which flagrant -- frequently disregarded the will of the people. we ar

so they're actually staying at a hotel in long beach right now, which is good for as long as it takes until they find a new place. the good news, though, too, is the team mom from the cal football team has also set up a gofundme for the jones family, and that effort has already raised more than $42,000. but the family is also clear they're one of thousands of families whose homes were devastated by the fires, and they say they're deeply thankful for all the support. so really grateful for the entire cal football team and my coaches and all of my teammates and my family. just everybody that's close to me right now and just holding me in tight. it's really all i got right now. it's just the people around me. it's all i have left, you know? and camden says he's focused on his family for the moment, but intends to return to berkeley late next week for the start of the new semester. you'll hear more from both of them coming up at 530. all right, ian, thanks very much. we look forward to it. and if they have trouble, let them know they can call our consumer team. okay. all right. a bay area

500, el 1 es una calidad de aire buena, y el 500 esa mÁs veloz, pero ciudad es como los Ángeles, long beach aire libre, cerrar puertas y ventanas, y usar un purificador de aire. tenemos el desarrollo de la tormenta invernal hacia el sur del paÍs, estamos viendo lluvia en el sur de texas, y hacia norte de texas, oklahoma y nuevo mÉxico estamos viendo esas nevadas que serÁn fuertes. los peligros serÁn las cortes elÉctricos, el hielo negro, artes nevadas, a esta hora, 50 millones de personas desde nuevo mÉxico hacia virginia estÁn bajo un tipo de alerta invernal. este sistema avanzarÍa hacia el este del paÍs para las prÓximas 24 horas estaremos viendo texas, oklahoma, arkansas, luisiana, a recibir los impactos mÁs severos, desde maÑana por la tarde avanza hacia el valle de tennessee, y hacia el fin de semana estarÍa llegando hacia el atlÁntico medio del paÍs, para ciudades como dallas estaremos hablando de acumulados importantes entre 2 5, promedio anual es de hasta 5 pulgadas, ademÁs de la nieve vamos estar esperando y elo, condiciones peligrosas, esas carteras podrÍan convertirse en pistas d

so communities closer to the coast, all the way down into areas like long beach and throughout los angelesral, we're going to watch that smoke kind of hold on tight to these communities, meaning those masks are very, very important right now as those offshore winds are still continuing to push offshore. we're also seeing that here locally. that means that we could see wind gusts pushing offshore anywhere up to around 15 to 20mph. today. that dies down into the evening hours. tonight i'll have more on what you can expect for us here locally. coming up in just a bit. we're expected to see a dry setup for us throughout the next seven days, not only here locally, but widespread throughout the state of california, which impacts our friends down in socal very significantly. back to you. >>>>all right. thanks, jess. well, governor gavin newsom has issued an executive order barring predatory investors from making unsolicited, unsolicited offers to purchase property from people impacted by the fires. and if you'd like to help the victims of the wildfires, you can go to redcross.org. slash cbs to do

the firefighters that i was talking to and i visited a firehouse in the city of long beach.hese are folks that are now being deployed. they're also they're tired. they are doing everything they can to do this work, but they're doing it heroically. and so it's important that they get our full support as well. um, they want folks to, to listen to authorities and to please be safe and stay safe. and our, our firefighters are coming from all across the area and they need our support. and i'll say one other thing. as you mentioned, the looting concern, um, law enforcement agencies, l.a. sheriff, the l.a. department, long beach, all these agencies have been crystal clear that you will be arrested if you are outside the curfew hour in one of these impacted zones. um, we unfortunately, there are some, some, some folks out there that are that think this is some kind of joke or a game, and, and those folks are going to be arrested and the full extent of the law is going to be implemented in those cases. so please stay home if you can do what you can from home. a lot of folks are donat

i go to long beach city college for this study . i'm going for film and the spring writing, i'm trying to get a degree and screen writing and uh the one to develop my own uh, my own screen place for production. i have to work. i went into work for my spring place in 22 for one screenplay that i wrote in 2021 from penn america. i. and i'm trying to do something with the skills and talents that i have for screen writing. thank you. hi, my name is mailed to the correct number cool, found an executive director of the shower full. and like the name says, we provide mobile show us to people who are experiencing homeless those same los angeles. and what we do is we take these mobile shortlist, like you see over here, the various different locations. we have approximately 50 sites in los angeles. we pocket in locations where it's close default, so i experiencing homelessness. and we offer a gent, them shot was even for what the city like los angeles, that's very little public infrastructure. when it comes for you to use a public, chavo, let

as we move farther east, a little bit of relief, especially as you look toward la long beach, gettingome calmer conditions, but laguna beach 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

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you can see that on the wind pattern there into los angeles toward long beach toward torrance. that's a good sign. i think we see more of that for tomorrow. right now things are bone dry down to 13, 14% relative humidity, extremely dry conditions there that continues for the south all the way into san diego. dry conditions, possible fire conditions overnight tonight. you have to be extra careful for at least on the night, but more winds on the way. guys. all right, lawrence. and nearly 2 dozen firefighters from san francisco, they were sent >> to la yesterday. in addition, a cruise from alameda and santa clara counties. crews from san mateo county, they're set to arrive in southern california tonight. officials say barry firefighters they could to stay on scene in the fire zone for several weeks. >> meanwhile, pg e said crews and equipment to la to assist with checking fire damage, utility equipment and trying to make the area safer. power restoration, 2 pga black hawk helicopters also arrived yesterday to support firefighting efforts. >> and airbnb is offering temporary housin

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the series follows officers in the long beach police department. king plays the leader of the drug enforcement team. so i'mlaying the character of sergeant tyson, aka khoi koyama. koyama a name. show creator tim walsh wanted king to choose. well, i was going to say, how often does that happen where someone. it never happens. you take the reigns on this character right? at this level. unless i'm creating the show myself and i'm producing and writing, it never happens, especially in my experiences as an asian american actor in hollywood. king didn't have to think long about the name. it pays tribute to his japanese heritage, his mother's side of the family. koyama, being my mother's maiden name, is everything. she is my number one fan. so, tyson, the first name is my mom's maltipoo that passed a few years ago. khoi, which is my nickname i go by on the show, is literally my cousin jon koyama's name, and he's basically the reason i got into the industry 19 years ago. so serendipitous. this new role it is for this show. i'm so proud to be a fourth gener

the county starts all the way up in lancaster and goes all the way down to the long beach border. we go from the county line in ventura all the way out to pomona, 4300 acres. so we have a fire east of the palisades fire that began last night. it's called the eaton fire. it's currently 10,600 acres, 0% containment. we have over 750 firefighters on the line. unfortunately, two people have lost their lives. residents have lost their lives at the eaton fire. it's impacting tens of thousands of homes, not only in the city of pasadena, but also the county area of altadena. and we're doing our very best. we just had our out of state resources arrive from arizona at the eaton fire to assist us. last night, as the region one coordinator, i contacted the governor's office of emergency services. we requested 250 additional engines into l.a. county with 1000 personnel. we also are using our our compacts with other states like arizona, nevada, oregon and washington. firefighters from those regions are on their way down to los angeles county right now to assist us. so thank you for your interes

america because right now all the materials that you export to asia, you have to go to mexico or long beachdespite the promises of growth, some in the local community feel left behind. the fully—automated port has so far offered fewjobs. william wallace, a local fisherman, is struggling to make a living. translation: we used to row out, fish in the morning, - sell our catch, rest in the afternoon and return to fish again in the evening. that was our daily routine. but not any more. the nearly $1.5 billion port, majority owned by china's cosco shipping, is china's latest belt and road project. china has overtaken the us as peru's main trading partner, a trend that could widen across latin american countries as donald trump threatens tariffs under his america first policy. critics warn of overreliance on china and jeopardising the existing relationship with the us, with some of trump's aides already pushing for huge tariffs on all merchandise coming through the port, but for peru's minister forforeign trade, ursula leon, it's not a cause for concern. translation: our agreements with china enh

opiniones de todo lo que aquí starts all the way up and lancaster and goes all the way down to the long beachresidente joe biden se encuentra en el sur de california y recibe información por parte de elementos de las agencias del orden que luchan contra los incendios en el área de los Ángeles. esto ocurrió hace minutos. el gobernador gavin newsom y el senador alex padilla también se encuentran junto a biden para evaluar los daños que hasta el momento deja el paso de las llamas de por lo menos 5 incendios en esa región. con esto y más, comenzamos al mediodía. gracias por acompañarnos eeste miércoles 8 de enero en vivo en noticiero telemundo california. los incendios en el condado de los Ángeles acaparan los titulares desde que inició el primero hace unas 24 horas. el número de siniestros ya aumentó a 5. california ya declaró estado de emergencia en la zona siniestrada, donde azotan ráfagas de viento de hasta 80 millas por hora. y esto, como se imagina, hace más difícil el trabajo de los bomberos. por ahora, el más grande se llama palisades. este ya provocó la evacuación de unas 30.000 personas

wind event that we're seeing, but it's also blowing a lot of the smoke right around inglewood and long beach. that's where the most unhealthy air quality has been. and that continues into the evening, with the wildfire smoke blowing across the region. and now we are getting word that the palisades fire is the third most destructive on record, according to cal fire. we know that the camp fire in 2018 was very destructive, and the tubbs fire was just a little bit worse than what we are seeing right now. but we know that this fire is not out, and unfortunately, we may see more of those structures destroyed. so we'll continue to monitor that throughout the day. back to you. all right kerry, thank you. now, here in the bay to southern california, nowies doing her part to help more victims of the fire. ariel gordon macy is well known celebrity jeweler, jewelry designer. her business based in berkeley, but she lived in pacific palisades for years. she and her husband started their family there before moving here to the bay area. she says many of her friends have lost everything. i have friends who

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the cameras are also coming to oakland and san jose, as well as los angeles, glendale and long beach.e are monitoring some developing news out of san francisco tonight. police are on the scene of a shooting in the area of mission and ninth streets. sky fox was over the scene. police were called to the area just before 5:00. officers say they found a victim suffering from a gunshot wound. the victim was taken to the hospital. their condition was not released. officers believe a suspect may be in a nearby building. that investigation is ongoing, and police are asking people to avoid the area. the alameda county district attorney's office launched a public dashboard where the public can follow changing trends going back to 2017. the dashboard gives information on case referrals given by the county's 23 law enforcement agencies, as well as the outcomes of those referrals and total cases filed. there's also analysis on the most common types of crimes and trends over time. officials say the effort represents the office's commitment to transparency, accountability, fairness and justice. >> e

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the county starts all the way up in lancaster and goes all the way down to long beach border.rom the county line, all the weight ventura and 4,300 ac. so we have a fire east of the palisades fire that began last night. it is called the eaton fire and it is currently 10,600 acres, 0% containment. we have over 750 firefighters on the line. unfortunately, two people have lost their lives, residents have lost their lives at the eaton fire in impacting tens of thousands of homes not only of the city of pasadena but also the county area of altadena. we are doing our best. we just have out-of-state resources arrived from arizona at the eaton fire to assist us here to last night as a regional one coordinator, i contacted the governor's office of emergency services and requested 250 additional engines into l.a. county with 1,000 personnel. we also are using our inner contacts with other states like arizona, nevada, oregon, and washington. firefighters have those regions are on their way down to los angeles county right now to assist us. thank you for your interest and thank you for you

bryan llenas has the story from long beach, new york. good morning, bryan. >> bret, good morning.r signed by president trump stops all new leases for on shore and off shore wind energy projects on federal lands in the u.s. it also temporarily stops all existing wind projects that have already been green lit off the coast of new jersey, for instance, and here on long island, new york. now the pause will last at least until the department of interior reviews the costs and environmental impacts of wind energy. new jersey congressman jeff van drew who helped author the executive order says this about the review. >> i think it is probably going to be around six months from beginning to end. i think it will be very telling. my hope is that this will end the wind turbine industry in america forever. >> now president trump has criticized wind turbines calling them ugly, unreliable and expensive. president biden gave a billion dollars in government sub see dees to the danish energy company back in 2023 just to see them pull the plug on two wind projects off the coast of new jersey citing t

as far as i need to go because there are a lot of hotels that are completely booked up even in long beacht two hours away to find somewhere that's available. stuart: do you have friends or relatives who have lost everything? >> i do have a few friends that did lose their apartments, which is incredibly sad. i have friends who have family that lost their homes,hat literally left with the clothes on their backs and animals and that was it. stuart: unbelievable. gabrielle moses, thank you very for joining us this morning. we really appreciate it d we wish you well. >> thank you. stuart: sure thing. some california residents are outraged aer learning that wealthy people are hiring private fire fighters to protect their hos. ashley, how much does a private fire fighter cost? ashley: apparently as much as $2,000 an hour and as you say, that's not going down well with other homeowners that are upset that private fire fighters are being used. i never knew there was such a thing but residents were furious when one local homeowner, a cofounder of real estate investment firm posted on x "does anyone

we talked to joe mancini, the mayor of a town on long beach island.f our energy to be offshore wind. all right, that 15% linn crease the residential electric bill when it's completed by 55%. 55% for 15% of our energy coming from offshore. it's ludicrous. reporter: he said they're messing with the whales and they're ugly in addition to all of the above. mr. varney. stuart: i guess that tells the story. jeff flock, we'll leave it right there. thank you. mike summers is the chief executive of american petroleum institute and he joins me now. mike, welcome back to the show. should we pivot away from wind energy in how effective is it? should we pivot away? >> one thing we know is whether we have wind or solar, the thing that we're going to need most in the energy future is going to be natural gas. the united states is blessed with tremendous amounts of natural gas and so no matter whether you have wind or solar or any of these other kind of alternative energies, you need a backup and natural gas continues to be the backup of source for most americans. stu

the ports of oakland and long beach. la logistics industry and the inland empire all could be impacted. >> we've had the budget plan was presented to the state legislature on friday as required by law. lawmakers have until june the 15th to pass that budget. >> the san francisco zoo is still trying to obtain giant pandas from china, but now the sf zoological society says it is unsure if it will happen. the san francisco zoo says that, or the nonprofit that runs the zoo says the panda program is contingent on both the new mayor's backing and the president elect's relationship with china. the chronicle is also reporting that a major donor will no longer contribute. still, zoo officials say they are hopeful that the project will benefit the city's economy and boost tourism. all right. thank you for joining us on ktvu. this morning. do not go anywhere. we're going to be jumping over to the plus momentarily. >> not done yet. stay tuned for the fox sports as they get you ready for today's wild card football games. >> have a gre

i was a policeman for 30 years in long beach. i know in my career, i used every level from school board to postal inspectors to fbi and everybody else. we couldn't have done the job as effectively without the cooperation amongst each other either. us helping them or them helping us. it makes it for the right reasons. >> sandra: you heard you say putting huntington beach first, and i talked a an alderman who referenced that twice for the city of chicago. this is the california a.g. >> let me be clear president-elect trump's agenda is draconian and his rhetoric xenophobic. our guidance will happen staff public constitutions and help to protect the migrants and families by outlining steps they can take to ensure they are not using state or local resources to support immigration enforcement. >> sandra: how do you respond to that, mayor? the california a.g. doubling down on the state's sanctuary city policy. >> well, i think it's irresponsible of him. i think it's almost an illegal order for them to say, you know, do not help our fede

i think it's 60% of california's oil is refined there in los angeles and long beach which by the wayt of fire. 40% of the west coast energy. but you bring up three policies which we'll have to watch sunday morning futures to hear about that broken down in the way you did. ted cruz laid out through and he had a fourth which led toen competence in f fire fighting or budget cuts. maria: you don't want to point fingers at such a detrimental moment in people's lives. you have to go back to tori ins of the fire and try to understand what could be done differently in future. that's what we're talking about this morning. devin nunes one of my guests this morning as well we're talking about now the emergency funding that will be needed for california. joe biden has already signed off on an emergency package for california but we're going to see more of that. this is going to land in the 119th congress' lap so we're talking with two critical senators this morning, senator bill haggerty from tennessee and roger marshall from kansas. we'll also talk about the plans to execute president trump's a

at today's meeting of the csu board of trustees in long beach. >> egg prices have been increasing andexpect that to continue. the average cost of a dozen eggs in california is up $0.72 this week to about $8.76 a dozen, and prices are up significantly since this time last year. the u.s. agriculture department predicts prices are going to soar another 20% this year. >> so i bought eggs just a few days ago. actually, i saw they ranged from 6 to $8 for just even like a dozen of them. and that was i even said to myself, i'm like, this is blasphemy. it's just robbery, you know? it's really expensive. >> it's the first time in my life that i've ever had to be kind of embarrassed on what i'm selling eggs for, and it's not our fault. >> now, bird flu has forced farmers to euthanize millions of chickens, and that has pushed egg prices to more than double their usual price. the chicken population is not expected to rebound until sometime this summer. >> our time now. 546 more problems for an oakland recycling contractor being investigated by the federal government. the bay area news group report

they have been warming up today to you can see as we take a look here, you know, long beach, los angeles, up in the upper 60's and even 70 degrees. as you look at santa clarita are one of the fires is not too far away from temperatures, not too big of an issue today, but combining factor along with how dry they are with relative humidity levels that are down in the 10's and even single digits of percentages. so that's making it very difficult. they do have this red flag warning now extended through 06:00pm on friday as these fires continue to burn. of course, we'll be continuing to cover it for you as well. back to you. thank you. and thank you so much for joining us here during kron. 4 is a 2, 3, we went over a lot of breaking news today. there's still much more to go over. i'm justine. appreciate your time. we'll send things over now to grant and vicki for what's coming up next on kron. 4 news at 4. all right, justine, thank you live today at 4. yeah, we're getting much closer. >> at all, the devastation left behind by those wildfires burning. >> in southern california. >> and as some

cameras are also going to be coming to oakland and san jose, as well as los angeles, glendale and long beach. we're live in san francisco, christien kafton, ktvu, fox two news. >> that warning begins now. christian. thank you. president trump's deportation crackdown continued over the weekend. the white house says almost a thousand people were arrested. at least 50 were in denver, where federal dea agents raided a nightclub, rounding up suspected drug traffickers and gang members and handed them off to ice. there were also raids in chicago, miami and newark, new jersey. new york city is reportedly ice's next target, with the raids there expected to be extensive. immigration advocacy groups say they are preparing. >> a moment where we all have to come together as new yorkers to fight for our families, to fight for our communities, and ensure that we continue to allow our people to thrive here in the state of new york. >> according to the washington post, the trump administration wants to increase the number of daily arrests from a few hundred to at least 12 to 1500 here in the bay area. immig

you start to get a little sense of an onshore breeze right along the coastline near long beach and los angeles. but overall, the pattern going to be offshore overnight tonight. so a red flag warnings up across the greater los angeles basin, glendale, pasadena pomona, santa clarita, and you name even further south in the humidity, of course, extremely low to go along with that down to 14% spots even lower than that. so they have that very little in the way of rain at all this season. of course, they had a lot of rain winter and that gave to some rise to a lot of plant growth. and and then we dry it out for that long, hot summer. and here's where we sit right now. very dry conditions. fire conditions just right in southern california for at least another night and maybe more gusty winds. the common long-range forecast. we'll talk more about that coming up and a few minutes. all right, lawrence. still ahead on kron for news at 4 officials cracked down on rv's. >> parked along city streets. we're going to hear from san jose's mayor mahan about his plan to remove the encampment. plus, the h

the ports of oakland, long beach, la, the logistics industry and the inland empire all could be impacted. >> we had the budget plan was presented to the state legislature today, as is required by law, and lawmakers now have until june 15th to pass the budget in the moment. up next here on the four this afternoon, a rocky start to the day for some here in the bay area after a 3.7 magnitude earthquake strikes. >> also ahead, san francisco has a brand new fire chief as that city reevaluates its ability to respond to natural disasters. >> also ahead this afternoon, president elect trump, facing no real punishment for his hush money conviction in new york, but his criminal record will follow him to the white house. we'll have the details on his se encing experience the sweeping drama of manon, where opulence brings consequence in a lavish world of love and betrayal. ♪ tickets at sfballet.org fire. hundreds upon hundreds of families are now discovering they have nothing left to go home to. >> that devastating wildfire destroying some 4000 structures there. ktvu zac sos talked with one of those

the eaton fire, the county starts all the way up in lancaster and goes all the way down to the long beach border. we go from the county line at ventura all the way up to pomona. 4300 acres. we have a fire east of the palisades fire that began last night. it is called the eaton fire, it is complete and thousand 600 acres . 0% containment. we have over 750 firefighters on the line. unfortunately, two people have lost their lives, residents have lost their lives at the eaton fire. it is impacting tens of thousands of homes not only in the city of pasadena but also the county area of altadena . we are doing our very best. we just had our out of state resources arrived from arizona at the eaton fire to assist us. last night as the region one coordinator, i contacted the governor's office of emergency services. we requested 250 additional engines into l.a. county with 1000 personnel. we also are using our compacts with other states like arizona, nevada, oregon, and washington. firefighters from those regions are on their way down to los angeles county right now to assist us. thank you for your

below ten miles per hour, and even lighter in some of the areas around los angeles, as well as long beachd then still for some of the upper elevations. it may be breezy, but definitely not as dangerous and not as windy as what we are seeing right now. so we are in the middle of the peak of those winds for this wind event. we'll continue to monitor the situation as we may see some of those embers spreading, but hopefully that is not the case and we get more containment as conditions improve. back to you. you're so right. thank you. kari. well, state education leaders are now fast tracking free emergency housing for teachers who lost everything in the southern california fires or simply cannot return to their homes. this as students who attended damaged or destroyed schools are now enrolling at new campuses, transferring from one school to another.r. historicaly difficult, but governor gavin newsom is taking action, promising to cut through any red tape. today in the bay's bigad shaban is in altena with that story. we are here at what used to be an elementary and middle school, but really t

and along the coastline in spots like long beach.re starting out this morning with winds below ten miles per hour, but it is expected to still become very gusty throughout the day and continuing those high winds in the hills, at least through this evening. but it is looking much improved for tomorrow, which will hopefully be a good time for crews to get these fires a lot more contained than we've seen in recent days. so we'll be watching that. we'll talk about an increase in the bay area wind forecast for the weekend. that's coming up in a few minutes, laura. all right. thank you very much. kari. well, happening today, one week into his new role, san francisco mayor daniel lurie will take on the city's fentanyl crisis. it follows his move yesterday to introduce what he is calling a fentanyl state of emergency ordinance to the board of supervisors. the ordinance would unlock funding to fast track the hiring of public safety and health staff and expand treatment and shelter capacity. today, he will sit down with some supervisors and de

department, long beach, all these agencies have been crystal clear that you will be arrested if you are outside the curfew hour in one of these impacted zones. we unfortunately, there are some, some, some folks out there that are that think this is some kind of joke or a game and, and those folks are going to be arrested. and the full extent of the law is going to be implemented in those cases. so please stay home. if you can do what you can from home. >> california's governor, gavin newsom, has launched a website to fight wildfire misinformation. the site, california fire facts, aims to combat false misinformation spreading online. newsom says there is an astonishing amount of misinformation being spread by political leaders who seek to divide this country for their own political gain. we are getting a stunning look at one neighborhood that was destroyed by fire, along with a side by side view of how it looked before the flames. the wildfires can cause more than just physical damage. next, we'll speak to a psychiatrist about the impact on mental health. >> kobe believed in himself at t

cameras are also going to be coming to oakland and san jose, as well as los angeles, glendale and long beachrancisco, christien kafton, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. as we bring in our chief meteorologist, bill martin. a quick congratulations to claudine wong, who is the next. 10:00 news anchor here at ktvu. my former anchor back with me again. it's great to have. >> you reunited. >> pretty cool, pretty cool. bill. >> that is super awesome. i just claudia, we're talking 14 years ago. started the morning show, the weekend morning shows. >> we did it together. >> yeah. i can't believe we watched it together. >> it's been a long time. >> but nice to have you. you follow a long line of pretty awesome anchors. >> it's a privilege to be here and hang out on the other side of the clock. >> good to have you. >> i'm stoked. >> nice to be here. >> all right. yeah, that is kind of exciting. well, and temperatures today and tonight will be cold. they'll be down into the 30s. we have a freeze warning and frost advisory for parts of the bay area. we had high temperatures today that look like these tha

cameras are also going to be coming to oakland and san jose, as well as los angeles, glendale and long beach. in san francisco, christien kafton, ktvu, fox two news. >> more problems for an oakland recycling contractor being investigated by the federal government. the bay area news group reports. california waste solutions will provide a pair of refunds due to overcharging complaints. two property owners will receive about $100,000 each. two family members who own the company were recently indicted on charges that they bribed, recalled oakland mayor xiang tao and her boyfriend for city contracts. >> today, the alameda county board of supervisors is set to select a new district attorney. the board is considering seven people for the d.a. job. their appointment will serve an appointee, rather will serve the 2026 midterm elections. leaders are replacing pamela price, who was recalled in november. price was criticized for being soft on crime. president trump's crusade against diversity, equity and inclusion departments is having an impact on the bay area. the local university that's looking at r

all around the area, from long beach to inglewood and then to la.re seeing some moderate air quality, but notice that most of the plumes of smoke is blowing offshore, as this red flag warning continues through 6:00. we're still going to be monitoring for some very dangerous conditions into the evening. laura. all right. thank you very much. kari. well, l.a. county emergency management leaders are apologizing for an evacuation alert mistakenly sent to millions. the alert that you see on the bottom there first people across l.a. county. it certainly rattled nerves, warning about an evacuation order for their area yesterday afternoon. then the problem was it was only meant for people near the kenneth fire burning in the valley. a second alert, the top one there, was sent a few minutes later telling people to disregard the first warning. authorities call it a technical error. the director of emergency management released a statement saying in part, quote, we understand that these wildfires have created great anxiety, hardship and distress among our resi

malibu hills, 63 miles an hour lax, 46 miles an hour, and long beach at 31 miles an hour. here's a look at the satellite over the past few hours from this afternoon, you can see that smoke plume being generated right about here. and that's that offshore wind. so it's moving from land to sea. that is the dry wind event that we typically correlate to a high fire danger. and unfortunately that's what we have right now showing you the current conditions around the fire zone 67 degrees. excuse me. current wind gust of 31 miles an hour. and what's interesting with this pattern, we've seen this fire grow rapidly, but we've actually seen some much stronger winds elsewhere in southern california. now, this particular forecast model kind of lumps everything together. the wind, the wind direction, the relative humidity. and it puts a scale here. so as you can see, the focus is down in southern california once again. so this is tomorrow morning 8 a.m. this is tomorrow afternoon, 5 p.m. the tomorrow afternoon, 5 p.m. the still elevated fire danger. so once again, extreme fire danger fo