what kind of city should los angeles be, can los angeles be once it is all over? are you optimistic la will bounce back? the question is what los _ bounce back? the question is what los angeles _ bounce back? the question is what los angeles look - bounce back? the question is what los angeles look like. l what los angeles look like. will it be built to accommodate climate change, to accommodate drought? can it be as expensive, can it be as crowded as it is now? will we be a little los angeles or will we be a great los angeles? the olympics are here in three years so pressure is on, challenge before us notjust to serve the people who live here, but to set an example for the world in many ways.- but to set an example for the world in many ways. thank you so much for— world in many ways. thank you so much for speaking - world in many ways. thank you so much for speaking to - world in many ways. thank you so much for speaking to us. . so much for speaking to us. stay safe. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. the imminent ceasefire deal in the middle

seguimos monitoreando lo ocurrido en el condado de los Ángeles. e recordamos que hay una bandera roja hasta el dÍa miÉrcoles. hay una advertencia de la hasta maÑana. abrigue muy bien a sus hijos. maÑana ya lo sabe, abrigarse bien. >> recordarle que se formen cristales en el vehÍculo. >> y esos son batallosos. paulina: por lo pronto nos vemos maÑana con las noticias. ilia: los Ángeles se preparan para vientos extremos. es posible que los incendios forestales se propaguen rÁpidamente. los afectados deben lidiar con otros problemas, los ladrones que acechan los vecindarios. en medio de la desolaciÓn,empresarios y jornaleros latinos, ayudan a los Ángeles a levantarse de las cenizas. descubren un arco tÚnel que se extiende desde ciudad juÁrez, hasta paso texas. salas repletas por la llamada catridemia. ♪mÚsica♪ ilia: muy buenas tardes! continuamos en los Ángeles con nuestra extensa cobertura sobre los incendios. me encuentro en al cadena, donde un incendio ya ha sido controlado en una parte. la ciudad de los Ángeles se estÁ preparando para recibir fuert

los angeles is a city of angels, and you're now the angels, all of you. you're the angels literally saving people's lives, and we owe you. we owe your families who are also in harm's way, and you're still going out and doing your job. the people of los angeles, thank you for sticking together, for helping one another through an unimaginable loss, and i want you to know, i mean this, i want you to know we have no higher priority than the safety of you folks in los angeles. we're going to keep doing everything possible to help you get through this, and vice president harris and i'll turn it over to you. vice president harris: thank you, mr. president. so what is happening in los angeles is truly heartbreaking, and there's an extraordinary amount of trauma that so many people are experiencing through loss of life, loss of their homes, loss of normalcy, and what i would ask is that on this day 7 of the fires in the midst of the extraordinary exhaustion that everyone is feeling on so many levels, that we stay vigilant. the next 48 hours, as we will hear, are v

en los Ángeles. ro. buenas tardes. por sexto dÍa los Ángeles estÁ bajo amenaza. el pronÓstico de fuertes vientos mantiene a la ciudad en alerta. se teme que las llamas crezcan y se fortalezcan. esta tragedia que todavÍa no termina. ya ha transformado a esta ciudad. mire estas imÁgenes. a la izquierda, un popular cafÉ. un starbucks. a la derecha. de pie. solo sus muros. un recorrido tambiÉn por un vecindario de pacific palisades. casas con jardines verdes y frondosos ahora convertidos en escombros y en cenizas. hace casi una semana, el martes pasado, comenzaron estos tres incendios que todavÍa todavÍa estÁn ardiendo. hay Órdenes de evacuaciÓn para 130.000 personas y alertas para otras 89.000. al menos 24 personas han fallecido. y hoy, los Ángeles mira hacia adelante para responder a la pregunta. cÓmo serÁ la recuperaciÓn? pero tambiÉn mira hacia atrÁs para entender cÓmo algo asÍ pudo pasar ahÍ. hay numerosos oficiales dijeron a nuestra cadena hermana nbc news que es posible que el fuego haya iniciado p

winds are pickg up all across los angeles, ventura county, and that is a big problem.he governor says 11 new fires that broke out overnight in southern california would mostly quickly extinguished. cal fire says there are a total of four wildfires now active in the l.a. county area, with two fairly small in size. as far as what sparked those larger fires one week ago today, the investigation is looking into possible links to utilities. abc news reporter melissa don has a look at how fire crews are trying to get ahead of fierce winds. >> reporter the fire danger isn't over. that's the message from officials in los angeles calling the fire risk still critical. powerful winds that can fuel flames being felt today and expected to last until wednesday. >> we are carefully managing our operations to ensure that we can quickly respond to any new fires. in addition to the increased call volume across the city of los angeles. >> officials say the fire has not grown over the last two days, but a new brushfire did erupt overnight, this one in ventura county, about 55 miles from l

right here in los angeles. how is it ou right here in los angeles.g? - right here in los angeles. how is it you are helping? talk us through some of the things you are doing to make sure people have a roof over their heads. we are providing housing vouchers, connecting people to resources in real time, we are standing up opportunities for them to get access to clothing, hygiene supplies, water, food, and other resources that are connecting to stability again by connecting them to facilities that may not have been impacted and facilitated by the fires but i hoping now to create opportunities for those schools to be re—engaged so students can go back to school. ~ ., so students can go back to school. ~ . , ., so students can go back to school. . , ., , ~ ., school. what should people know about getting _ school. what should people know about getting help _ school. what should people know about getting help from - about getting help from services in la? how difficult is itjust a normal things to carry on like banking, things like that, and having a roof

para que los Ángeles se sintieran como en casa. o, los que no la pasaron nada bien con el viaje fueron las hijas de matthew stafford. las 2 jovencitas tuvieron un resfriado tan fuerte que tuvieron que ser trasladadas al hospital, además de que la familia fue evacuada de su casa debido a los incendios. aún así, la familia completa hizo el viaje hasta arizona para ver a papá ganar su partido de la ronda de comodín. y ahí fue donde vinieron las críticas, ya que muchos fanáticos se mostraron inconformes porque la familia stafford decidió viajar en el avión del equipo con las 2 niñas enfermas, lo que pudo contagiar a algunos compañeros del equipo. al final, kelly stafford reconoció que fue un error y que se sentía apenada por viajar con las niñas enfermas. igual ganaron el partido. mientras todo esto sucedía en arizona, los bomberos seguían y siguen peleando contra las llamas en casa. por eso el equipo decidió honrar a su departamento de bomberos con unas camisetas especiales que utilizaron durante el partido del lunes. la camiseta espec

we begin with the wildfires in los angeles. the threat is still not over. new wildfire warnings issued today. and power could be cut to high risk areas. a week after the first flames sparked this powerful natural disaster continues to put pressure on an already weary community. ktvu sally rasmus in the newsroom with the latest developments out of southern california. ali. >> well, earlier this morning we heard from los angeles county officials and leaders and their message to people across the region. be prepared, be ready. the danger and threat from these wildfires is still very present. a red flag warning is in effect, and there are wind gusts that could be as high as 75mph expected through tomorrow. >> severe fire weather conditions will continue through tomorrow. the worst winds are predicted today for the late afternoon and into wednesday. >> containment of the palisades fire improved slightly since yesterday. it's now 17% contained with more than 23,000 acres burned. the eaton fire, now 35% contained, up from 33 ahead of today's challenging weather co

ilia: los Ángeles se preparan para vientos extremos.

the los angeles county fire department, as well as the angeles national forest fire crews are battlingaze. it is burning in heavy fuels. departments say it's creating the potential of a rapid rate of spread. if you take another look here, an awful lot of thick black smoke rising from the area of this fire. evacuations have been ordered for areas near lake castaic. this includes an elementary school, a high school as well. we see here when a helicopter flying in the area, we know students are being bused to other schools in the district for their own safety. just so much concern for people who have already been on edge or perhaps directly affected by fires that have been raging through los angeles county for the past two weeks and a couple of days. so again, as soon as we notice this new fire, we had to bring these live pictures to you. our meteorologist, mark tamayo, is monitoring what's happening, working to get more information. we can talk with him a little bit more in a few minutes about what the winds are doing to this fire, when the potential for rain might come through. and hone

eliÁn: continÚa la alerta en los Ángeles por los vientos extremos.entras sigue la batalla contra los fuegos este pronÓstico preocupa los residentes, ya que se podrÍan reavivar las llamas. allÍ todas las ayudas son pocas, los bomberos mexicanos se unen a los equipos de rescate y los acompaÑamos en sus tareas. el frÍo no da tregua en chicago, el gobierno local toma medidas para socorrer a los desamparados y a los inmigrantes quienes no tienen refugio y los centros para el control y prevenciÓn de enfermedades advierten del aumento mortal de las enfermedades respiratorias, los nÚmeros en 35 estados son mÁs que preocupantes y aquÍ les diremos algunas recomendaciones para evitar el contagio. locutor: este es noticiero univisiÓn ediciÓn nocturna con eliÁn zidÁn. eliÁn: muy buenas noches. mientras los incendios siguen azotando al condado de los Ángeles, el peligro de nuevos fuegos eleva las alertas por los fuertes vientos. mientras continÚan las crÍticas tambiÉn hacia la alcaldesa y se producen detenciones de sospechosos quienes pudieron haber provocado esto

in a post titled dear los angeles, i love you, evan spiegel, stanford graduate, writes, quote, los angeles heart breaks for you and yet i love you even more. the city of angels who covered in soot are already beginning again. he says the company has donated $5 million to relief efforts. animal shelters across the country are stepping up to help pets displaced by the wildfires there, taking in adoptable animals from southern california shelters to make room for lost and evacuated pets. abc seven news reporter luz pena visited the marin humane shelter today to see how they are helping. >> as fires continue to burn, volunteers from across california are responding to one of the biggest needs. l.a.to one animal shelters are facing sending down trained staff to l.a. to help the shelters there, because their staff is absolutely overwhelmed and exhausted. they're transporting dogs, cats, and other small animals out of l.a. area to free up shelter space. last week, the san diego humane society transported 39 dogs from the pasadena humane society. over the weekend, marin humane welcomed 46 animals

breaking news out of los angeles county. we're talking about this huge fire that's burning near castaic lake in los angeles county. the update now we're getting from cal fire that this fire which started about 11 o'clock this morning. >> has burned over 3,000 acres. so will talk more about that as soon as we get back another story we're watching happens to be (woman) i've got this dream... and you're all in it! (banker 1) let's hear it! (vo) with wells fargo premier a team can help you plan for your dream. (woman) i have this vacation home... (banker 2) so, like a getaway? (woman) yeah, but... it's also an eco-friendly artist retreat. (banker 3) so, you're expanding your business... (woman) ...and our family! can you help me plan for that? (banker 1) yeah! let's get started. (vo) ready to meet the dream team? you can with wells fargo. these hands care for the herd. my hands need to be tough and sensitive. when my hands are dry and cracking it's hard to do my job. that's why i use o'keeffe's. it's america's #1 selling hand cr

♪ [mÚsica] ♪ elian: se intensifican los vientos de santa ana, y los Ángeles se prepara para condicionesrosas. en medio de la devastaciÓn por estos incendios, decenas de miles de familias tienen problemas con el suministro elÉctrico. >> es todo lo que quedÓ, no hay manera de explicarse, un milagro que ya no se halla quebrado. elian: en medio de la devastaciÓn causada por las llamas, la imagen de esta virgen queda intacta entre las cenizas. ordenan el cierre de un edificio de apartamentos en aurora colorado por la peligrosidad de unas bandas criminales, entre ellas, el tren de aragua. son cientos menores que intentan llegar a estados unidos, visitaremos uno de los albergues, junto al rÍo bravo en mÉxico. locutor: este es noticiero univisiÓn ediciÓn nocturna, con elian zidÁn, desde los Ángeles. elian: buenas noches. comenzamos con la alerta roja de los fuegos, dÓnde estÁ arruinando la devastaciÓn hasta el condado de los Ángeles, que ademÁs ha sido afectado con los cinceles con la gravedad de los vientos de santana, que nuevamente amenazan con reforzarlos. mientras tanto, miles de usuarios

the fire threat in all of los angeles county. critical. >> a new warning about winds in los angeles. the particularly dangerous situation that's brewing, and what's happening with a new fire that just started in southern california. >> plus, you're a very vulnerable area. we have built deeply into the wildland urban interface, and we need to make sure that we have the resources both to prevent fires and then also to attack them when they happen. >> the fires in la. a big wake up call for people in the bay area. what oakland fire is recommending people who live in the hills do now to help make sure they're safe. then big waves hit the santa cruz coast. caused the wharf to collapse into the water. the recovery plan the city council is considering to rebuild and get more people to come to the area. [music] >> from ktvu, fox- [music] two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning. it's 7:00. we're glad you're here. >> i'm gasia mikaelian and good morning, i'm dave clark. tuesday morning, january 14th. can we talk about how cold i

los angeles is america's biggest city on the west coast, and people here are used to wildfires. they've destroyed homes and businesses time and time again, but no—one could have predicted the scale of the tragedy about to unfold when news first broke of one fire in one community. sirens wail. you can see they are dropping water. theyjust — rhere you go. you can see it happen right there. and there are some hand crews on the ground. sirens wail. would you mind talking to us for a second? yeah, no problem. 0k, what's your name? charles. charles, have you been evacuated from the area or not yet? not yet, and we have seen that before. so, nothing new to us for the last 32 years that i've been here. within hours, things are getting serious. residents can scarcely believe their eyes. fires were this close to the cars. people left their cars on palisades drive. burning up the hillside, the palm trees — everything's going. what happened? there's a lot - of fire right there. that's why the people are coming. - we leave the car. and they said to get out of your car? 0k. it's just so sad,

emma vardy, bbc news, los angeles.�*s clive myrie has been speaking with emergency crews who've been working around the clock to stop the fires. los angeles, the city of angels, is still threatened by fiery demons. in the hills above, a taste of what might come. and in the thick of it, fire officer erin alexander. the wind and the... i mean, that's the kind of stuff we were dealing with. wow. is that you? that was me. there's certain weather factors that we can't control. obviously, the winds were some like i've never seen. and we'd put one fire out and another one right down the way is starting again. you have these houses that catch fire, that send off embers, that catch other houses on fire. and we didn't have enough water to put the fires out. and it was, you know, there's only so much you can do. here is erin with colleagues on the day she became a firefighter, saving lives and people's homes her calling. but the scale of this disaster has been tough for all the emergency crews. can't even imagine what you would d

matado, casi que al menos 24.024 personas, corrijo y han arrasado con 40.000 acres en la zona de los Ángelesademás de la preparación con recursos aéreos listos ya para tomar vuelo. dicen que todas las estaciones de bomberos cuentan con personal para cubrir todo el estado y el condado y así responder las llamadas de emergencia. y así vemos que continúan esos esfuerzos para tratar de controlar los fuegos. y es que a partir de mañana se espera que regresen esos fuertes vientos. ya nos acompaña nuestro meteorólogo marcelo rivera para analizar esa situación, porque hay varios factores. correcto, marcelo, bienvenido. así es miryam, amigos televidentes, hay varios factores y 1 de ellos es esa poca lluvia que hemos tenido en los pasados meses. de hecho, fíjense en esta gráfica que les he preparado. las áreas al norte del estado han recibido lluvia dentro de lo que se considera normal desde que comenzó la temporada de lluvias el uno de enero. pero fíjense que la zona de la bahía estamos en déficit de lluvia, solamente hemos recibido poco más de una décima de pulgada de lluvia. miryam qué impresión co

emma vardy, bbc news, los angeles.earlier i spoke our senior north america correspondent gary 0'donoghue who was in los angeles. you have to remember that these fires, the two main fires, are still burning and that while the the fire department has managed to contain a little bit more of each of one, there's still most of those perimeters aren't contained. now, fortunately, yesterday, we've now learned that the death toll has not risen from that 24. they've been searching through the remains of people's houses, and they haven't happily found any more, uh, corpses or dead people at this stage. but that could easily change. i'm going to bring in now sheila kelleher, who's a captain at the la fire department. sheila, we were expecting bigger winds this morning. starting to gust a little bit, but may get worse later on. yes, there's definitely potential for 45 mile an hour upwards gusts, so we're prepared for that. we have strike teams deployed out throughout los angeles county because this is an impacted area also north o

eliÁn: continÚa la alerta en los Ángeles por los vientos extremos.

locutor: este es noticiero univisiÓn ediciÓn nocturna, con elian zidÁn, desde los Ángeles. comenzamos con la alerta roja de los fuegos, dÓnde estÁ arruinando la devastaciÓn hasta el condado de los Ángeles, que ademÁs ha sido afectado con los cinceles con la gravedad de los vientos de santana, que nuevamente amenazan con reforzarlos. mientras tanto, miles de usuarios estÁn sufriendo los cortes en el sistema de energÍa, como nos informa jaime garcÍa. jaime: viven entre las penumbras, iluminÁndose apenas con una linterna deuterio para darse una lucha, y resistiendo bajas temperaturas durante la noche. >> estuvimos sin luz cinco dÍa, y fue una situaciÓn difÍcil, porque hacÍa mucho frÍo en la casa, y tenÍamos que dormir con muchos suÉteres, y con una gorra en la cabeza. jaime: es la realidad de los damnificados silenciosos, que estÁn sin electricidad a causa de la tragedia en los Ángeles. >> toda la comida se echo a perder, fueron cinco dÍas, la comida del congelador no duro. jaime: este mapa de la principal compaÑÍa de electricidad de california muestra la zona donde estÁ suspen

and we've got this area of low pressure that's southwest of los angeles. so basically what's happening is the wind is flowing from the high to the low, keeping that red flag warning going for gusty winds, low humidity and critically dry conditions until 6 p.m. tomorrow. it becomes a particularly dangerous situation tomorrow morning until tomorrow afternoon. looking at live doppler seven, we do have some high clouds passing through creating this beautiful sunset you're seeing from our santa cruz camera. it is 56 in the city, 59 in oakland. you're at 60 in san jose, 66 redwood city and 52 in half moon bay. clear view from our golden gate bridge camera. temperatures in the 50s right now from santa rosa to petaluma 54, fairfield 58, in concord and livermore. now it was a chilly start. we had some 30s this morning. we're going to do it all over again. as you look at a view from our east bay hills camera tomorrow morning. clear and chilly next few days we're talking about sunny weather still above average for this time of year, but by the end of the week we do h

it's a black culture and civic life in los angeles.fter being forced into incarceration during world war ii many japanese americans built their lives back up. last week thousands had to flee their home at a moments notice frantically searching for pets and crying out to loved ones. many with nothing more than the clothes on their back. thousands of people have lost their homes and ate lifetime anh of belongings and memories and tragically at first responders have found 16 people who lost their lives and they expect that number to rise. people like anthony mitchell senior a dedicated father who died alongside his son while waiting for help. just a week before the fires begin anthony told his son what he treasured most in life is not money or possessions, but his family. victor shaw that outside of his longtime family home with a garden hose in his hands. he did everything he could to save it. and bought her home and altadena with her late husband howard in the late 1960s. together they raised two kids watch the grandchildren and great-g

firefighters ftom los angeles are preparing now to attack the flames. and we want to do now is take a look now at the latest numbers because there are for active fires in los angeles area there that crews are battling. we'll start with the palisades fire. that's the largest active fire. it's burned more than 23,000 acres of the 17% contained. the eaton fire has burned more than 14,000 acres. 35% containment now the hurst fire is 97% contained. it's for nearly 800 acres. also last night, the auto fire sparked in ventura county. that is now fully contained. it grew to about 56 acres, but that fire shows danger could spark at any moment. kron four's terisa stasio will begin our team coverage now. she's live in the newsroom with the very latest. just in a lot to get to right now in the los angeles area. winds are intensifying. and as we speak, that is increasing unease in the los angeles basin. now, here's a look at the latest images coming in. more than 22,000. 5 0st responders are working to put out the deadly palisades in wildfires. the fire that sparked

in altadena and the hurst fire in sylmar, along with several other smaller brushfires, placing los angeles under siege. by last night, the scope of the disaster became shockingly clear. at least 16 deaths. more than 12,000 homes and structures destroyed, and nearly 40,000 acres burned, an area larger than the entire city of san francisco. the fires are still uncontained with tens of thousands of people still under evacuation warnings. on thursday in the pacific palisades, we met laura and her partner jeffrey schwartz as they first discovered their home destroyed. >> i can't even put this into words. i'm just sick and numb. that's the two words i will say. >> reporter: as the fires still rage, angelinos are left asking how and why. while we still don't know the cause of the fires, the conditions were perfect. southern california's annual santa ana winds at their mightiest paired with drought in l.a. county. there has been less than an inch of rain since last july. and all this in areas where nature, with its dry brush and vegetation, abuts civilization. this is what's known as a wildland ur

rebuild faster and stronger to the people of los angeles. we have your back. >> we're going to move heaven and earth. >> to get la read to be clear, the special session will still include its original goal of allocating 25 million dollars to the attorney general to help fund a future lawsuit against the trump administration. it will also add another 25 million dollars to assist with immigration legal services within the state democratic assembly member alex lee fully supports that. amid concerns over mass deportations and trump's threats to withhold certain emergency federal aid as a member of the special session committee island. sure that will continue fight against all the crazy trump policies that harm every detail plans. and that's what's important to trump of california in this way. but republicans at this press conference called on democratic leaders to work with trump, not fight him. they want the governor to stop the special session on trump and the stead create a new one on fires in the state's insurance crisis. look, we called for

it reaching those houses down there, the houses here on the ridge and further into the city of los angelesritical, and to that end, mayor bass, chief crowley and i are - announcing, in conjunction with our partner agencies, | the creation of the los i angeles regional wildfire investigative task force. this task force is made up of local, state - and federal partners, l designed to investigate the cause of these fires. and to see if there is any connection between them. it is still an extremely active and fluid investigation. not only do i have assigned detectives working on the multiple fires, but we are working in collaboration with la county fire, la city fire, the los angeles police department, the fbi and the atf. at least 16 people have died since tuesday, and about a dozen others are missing. four large fires are still burning, and officials say that the threat will remain high until wednesday because of strong winds. to all la county residents, . please be assured that we will continue to battle these wildfires from the air i and on the ground until they are fully contained. - we s

stone live in los angeles. in san francisco pay for a fire that was insured by a consortium of insurance companies that are legislatively required to pay for that fire? it's not fair. >> what happens if the california fair plan goes under in the wake of the devastation in los angeles? seven on your side investigates. >> always live abc seven news starts right now. >> just everyone's little, you know, slice of heaven that they made up here. it's all gone. you know, it's just little pockets here, there. but in altadena, everyone knows what's gone. it's just gone. >> it's all gone in altadena. but finally, for fire ravaged southern california, the worst of the danger may be over. good evening. >> i'm ama daetz, and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. right now, the national weather service is letting nearly the entire red flag warning for southern california expire. the worst conditions, which formed a, quote, particularly dangerous situation, died down earlier. >> abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel joins us

here is the latest from los angeles right now.ast 24 and at least 23 people are missing. more than 12,000 structures, including buildings and cars, have been destroyed and about 92,000 people are still under evacuation orders. the good news, cal fire says they've seen very little fire growth over

and this is the reality for so many here in los angeles. thousands of people who are asking what is next. fema is on the ground here offering some financial assistance to people who have been impacted by these fires. but fema also sending a loud warning to those victims, to be wary of scammers looking to take advantage. reed, gianna? >> as if they need to worry abouting? else right? charlie, thank you so much for that live report. >> all right. >>> so i really liked what you had to say in your last hit, jess that there's another window of opportunity for things to get a little bit better for the firefighters down there. >> oh completely. and i mean, yeah. today is another day of strong winds and wind gusts still anywhere up to around 50 to 60 miles per hour and emphasis on the word gust though. that's not sustained winds they're experiencing down there. it's just a big concern when it comes to the aircraft in the skies trying to fight those fires as well as the boots on the ground trying to contain them too but in the next couple of days th

watch. >> the "los angeles times" we endorse karen bass.right now upfront that is a mistake and we admit that. >> trace: that is a bad declaration if you were karen bass to have the guy who runs the biggest paper in town to say it was a bad decision to endorse. >> that is right. and i bet they feel like they are eating a little bit of a crow right now why he felt the need to replace the entire editorial board at the "los angeles times" and mayor bass is in the same boat as gavin newsom. she has refused to answer for how ill-prepared the state was for this type of wildfire. in fact, her and gavin newsom were actually pointing fingers at people calling out their lack of preparedness accusing them of spreading misinformation and singing they are distracting from the assistance efforts it is actually discussing. >> trace: amber duke, kevin barker, thank you both. >> thank you. >> trace: billionaire real estate developer rick caruso who lost to karen bass for l.a. it mayor hired private firefighters to protect a soma and luxury outdoor mall from

it is a suburb, part of greater los angeles.was very badly hit by the wildfires, but it's also a closed area now. people still cannot return to their homes. why? well, the construction crews working up there, they are trying to sort out the gas and electricity supplies, make them safe. we've got members of the sheriff's office here. you've also got the national guard. and police keeping an eye out for looters. but there is also another grim reason people can't return to this area, and it's partly because there may still be bodies of some of those people who are missing, still in the wreckage of some of the buildings that were destroyed by the fires. there was a fear that there would be winds picking up on tuesday and wednesday this week. that might fan the flames of the blaze is still going on. at that thankfully did not happen, of the blaze is still going on. at that thankfully did not hap trying to working up there, they are trying to sort out the gas and electricity supplies, make them safe. we've got members of the sheriff's

between the los angeles rams and minnesota vikings, began with a tribute to los angeles fire victims.s time, please stand and join us in a moment of silent reflection for the victims of the entire southern california community. >> the nfl moved last night's wild card playoff game from the los angeles area to glendale, arizona due to the wildfires. quarterback matthew stafford said he knew the team was playing for people back home who needed something to watch and enjoy. >> i can't say enough about our organization and how well they treated us and our fans. you know, our families this week in a tough week pulled some stuff together to, you know, make sure we could all stay together and still get our work done. it was for everybody that you guys are all, you know, going back home to, you know, it's been a difficult week. so just proud of this group and happy that we could come out and play the way we did tonight. >> stafford threw two touchdown passes as the rams overwhelmed the vikings a decisive 27 to 9 victory. >> our time now 556. tomorrow night the warriors will be in minnesota. th

now to the latest on the wildfires burning in los angeles county. they're counting down the hours under another high fire risk with a red flag warning in effect right now until this evening. and we've learned the death toll is now at 25. the number of acres burned in both the palisades and eaten wildfires has held steady, just really slow growth. containment is very slow. health officials have now issued a dust and ash advisory warning of dangerous particulates in the air, and the eaton fire has become the most destructive wildfire in southern california history. abc reporter melissa dan is in altadena, where the eaton fire has been burning, and she has a look at the recovery efforts and current conditions. >> eight days after the devastating fires began in southern california, millions in western los angeles county and most of ventura county are again under a particularly dangerous situation. red flag warning, but not the 80 to 100 mile per hour winds that hit the county last week. >> the danger has not yet passed, so please, please prioritize your

basketball now, and the lakers and the clippers both returned to action in los angeles first nba gamesead coach jj redick and his family lost their home. the nba postponed two home games for the lakers and one for the clippers last week while the fires were raging. the san antonio spurs though proved too strong for the lakers, beating them 126-102. it means the lakers have now lost three straight matches in a row. meanwhile, james harden scored 13 of his 26 points in a third—quarter revival that rallied the los angeles clippers past the miami heat 109—98, while norman powell led the way for the clippers, top—scoring with 29 points. matthew stafford threw two first—half touchdown passes and the los angeles rams�* defense had nine sacks to tie the nfl playoff record in a 27—9 wild—card—round victory over the minnesota vikings in a game relocated to arizona. the game was scheduled to be played in california, but the venue was changed for public safety purposes because of deadly wildfires in los angeles. and that's all the sport for now. a bbc investigation has found parents of children wi

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. >> extreme fire conditions and risk across los angeles county and beyond. good evening everyone. i'm mike mibach and i'm claudine wong. >> tonight, another round of powerful winds is taking aim at southern california, threatening to spark even more wildfire activity. here's the latest for you on the two major wildfires burning tonight. the l.a. county coroner says at least 24 people have now died in these fires. much of the area in and around los angeles is under a red flag warning, and extreme fire weather starts early tomorrow morning. tonight, the palisades fire is at 14% containment. the eaton fire is at 33% containment with more wind on the way. firefighters are at risk of seeing a major setback in that progress. tonight, we spoke with paul lowenthal, division chief and fire marshal, with the santa rosa fire department, who is down in southern california tonight. he says the firefight has been challenging, but crews have been able to hold containment lines. >> from a spread standpoint, it's been minimal, minimal to none, really. a lot of the burning and the flare ups have be

emma vardy, bbc news, los angeles.you with us, blue skies behind you, how is it looking? are those wings there yet? looking? are those wings there et? , ., , ., looking? are those wings there et? , . , ., ., yet? the winds are starting to ick u - , yet? the winds are starting to pick up. and _ yet? the winds are starting to pick up, and speaking - yet? the winds are starting to pick up, and speaking with - yet? the winds are starting to| pick up, and speaking with our report as of the accuweather headquarters, they said the santa ana wind event has not reached its peak yet, the wind direction coming from an easterly direction right now, the concern is it could get into that northeasterly direction which fornals the winds through the canyons, over the mountains, hugs and enhances speed and increase the fire risk, we are here in malibu, and it looks like it beautiful afternoon, clear blue sky, much of the smoke in the area has cleared, but we are starting to feel the winds pick up, we know the average in the 40 up, we kn

and clearly with with los angeles and the communities on fire. it's time to shift focus. >> the governor said late this afternoon that he is going to expand the current special session to allow lawmakers to approve new funding for the la wildfire response and to boost preparedness against natural disasters. now, for thousands of fire victims and evacuees, this experience has become very personal. ktvu mark sayer is live tonight in san jose after speaking with several of the evacuees and mark some of these stories quite dramatic. >> they are. mike, until you try to put yourself in the shoes of these people that had to make these evacuation decisions very quickly and with very little information, it's hard to understand and even comprehend just how scary and how disruptive it is to lives and to families. this is the view from his balcony in pacific palisades. as the fire raced down the hillside. chad takes care of his elderly parents full time and was not only concerned about his safety, but also theirs. >> so both my parents are disabled. my fathe

you would think los angeles, of all places, would have more. but as cnn's kyung lah reports, that's not the case. >> at that commission meeting, you said it's dire someone will die. >> it's eerie listening to your words because that's what occurred so it's let me just take a minute. sorry. >> fire! captain freddy escobar, you're not supposed to make me cry. 35 year veteran of the los angeles fire department, wishes he'd been wrong. and this had not happened for years. the lafd union president warned that a disaster like the palisades fire could happen. and while the cataclysmic weather conditions were historic. escobar also blames something predictable that hurt the fire fight money. >> this is a woefully understaffed fire department. we're either going to have a fire department that's going to reflect 2025, or we're going to have a fire department that's going to reflect the 1960s. >> a cnn analysis shows out of the ten biggest cities in the nation, los angeles ranks ninth when it comes to the number of firefighters per resident. and it shows

so not only in los angeles and ventura counties. you can see even san diego, san diego area, saw some brush fires pop up as well. so read fly conditions throughout southern california until thursday and friday. we're talking winds coming from the northeast that classic santa ana wind direction, anywhere from 15 to 30 miles per hour. and gusts 50 to 65 miles per hour. it's really the dry conditions. the humidity levels down to 2% and 10%. so anything under that. and we're not even seeing a whole lot of recovery overnight like we normally see. so it's another long stretch of critical fire weather. not really for us because we've got all that rain other than at the next few hours for us here at home. we're talking 60's for daytime highs, but bundle up as you head towards the evening where we have another chilly night and morning ahead. back to you. thank you. other news now as part is the target of a new lawsuit. the transit agency is facing accusations. >> that it is unsafe and it fails to protect the public last year. a 74 year-old w

and it's not just los angeles. it stretches from san diego, through la, through ventura, all the way through santa barbara county and into the mountains of san luis obispo county for very dry conditions. relative humidity already in the teens in some spots, and i'm not seeing a whole lot of wind at this point, but it will turn on getting into the afternoon and then it begins to die down a little bit. it looks like tonight, and then back up tomorrow afternoon before that. red flag warning is expected to expire at 6:00. so that is going to be a tough one for the firefighters out there trying to keep containment. we will be following it here for you, of course on ktvu. meanwhile, our afternoon highs for today upper 50s to low 60s across the region under mostly sunny skies. and your extended forecast here showing you not much change. cold overnight lows, a relatively mild afternoon, highs all the way into the weekend. we are looking at dry conditions. back to you. >> thank you rosemary. several people have already been

times" retracted its endorsement of the mayor of los angeles. welcome to reality. i think this is a conversation a lot of americans are going to be having and demand of congress, real safeguards and real accountability when we send out disaster relief. this is -- we are going to look at this honestly and not political. we have to do the right thing for the people when we'll get back to you all soon. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2025] captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org. >> house democratic leadership also spoke about the california wildfires and speaker johnson's comments about putting conditions on aid to the state. members commented on the transgender athlete bill that passed the u.s. house. >> good morning. grateful to be joined by representative ansari, new members to the 119th congress and so pleased to have them playing leadership roles in the democratic caucus and always joined by ted lieu as well and start by expressing our prayers from t

every day i learn about someone i know that no longer has a home in los angeles. constituents who evacuated and unher and healthers are full. showing how much of those from los angeles care about our friends and family. this is what l.a. is about and what my california congressional delegation colleagues on knows to be true. i want to thank president biden nor issuing a declaration disaster and and resources are delivered quickly to the people that need it the most. this isn't about party or politics but getting our constituents the resources they need to rebuild their lives in the wake of this disaster. i yield back to chairman aguilar. mr. aguilar: questions? >> thank you for auditing this course and joining us here. >> what specific conditions democrats asked for. have you considered asking the next time there is a disaster in texas, florida and louisiana? mr. aguilar: we have disaster assistance. whether it was hurricane katrina or sandy. in years past, democrats, even when we had united never asked red states or republicans for anything. we prioritize funding