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

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

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

a fresh wildfire has taken hold north of los angeles.ore than 30,000 people have been ordered to evacuate. and the world's biggest iceberg has broken away from antarctica and is approaching the island of south georgia, home to large penguin and seal colonies. coming up in business. talking trade, donald trump is set to address world leaders at davos today with the threat of further tariffs looming for america's economic rivals. hello, i'm catherine byaruhanga. us president donald trump is sending 1,500 troops to the mexican border to boost security as he moves to crack down on illegal immigration. the news came after mr trump gave his first television interview since re—entering the white house. 0ur north america correspondent merlyn thomas has the details. mr president. thank you. welcome back. thank you very much. donald trump began his interview with fox news speaking about his favourite topic — immigration. this was a gross miscarriage of common sense to allow people to come in. this is notjust south america. this isn't, you know...

la situación en la devastación en los Ángeles es horrible. decir de algunos de los contratiempos que tuvieron que enfrentar los bomberos para apagar los incendios precisamente al sur del estado. cierto? exacto. y ya preguntándole a marcelo también es que las condiciones están aquí. somos parte de este estado. estamos aquí cerca y de hecho tenemos un pasado reciente que habla de que esto podría pasar. claro, exactamente. y como hemos conversado en otras ocasiones, ya la temporada de incendios no se trata de un momento específico en el año. ahora es todo el año cuando esto ocurre y según va cambiando el clima, pues vemos estas condiciones más extremas. pero chicos, vamos a ver lo que está pasando acá en nuestra zona, porque continuamos bajo los efectos de ese sistema de alta presión que como ya les había mencionado en días pasados, evita que las lluvias se acerquen y por eso es que tenemos condiciones tan y tan secas en toda nuestra región. y de hecho, mañana en san josé vamos a ver un aumento en las temperaturas asociadas a la presencia de est

and efforts are under way to contain anotherfire in the los angeles area, weeks after unprecedented wildfires there killed dozens of people. hello, i'm sumi somaskanda. a federaljudge temporarily blocked president trump's order to end automatic citizenship for babies born on american soil. the judge in seattle said the order was "blatantly unconstitutional" and barred the adminstration from implementing it for two weeks. the case, brought by four states, is one of several lawsuits challenging mr trump's effort to end birthright citizenship for children born to undocumented migrants and foreign visitors. 22 states in all are challenging the executive order. the us department ofjustice has issued a response — saying it "will vigorously defend president trump's executive order, which correctly interprets the 14th amendment of the us constitution." adding — "we look forward to presenting a full merits argument to the court and to the american people." president trump says he intends to appeal the decision. our north america correspondent nomia iqbal is following the latest. this was always going

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

el rÁpido avance de las llamas y obligÓ la evacuaciÓn de 50,000 residentes de esta zona norte de los Ángelesoneros que tenemos aquÍ, hicimos una evacuaciÓn de 480 y los llevamos al otro edificio que estÁ ahÍ y los hÚmero nos dicen que deben estar bien. jaime: esta tarde el jefe de bomberos declarÓ que se le estaba ganando la delantera el fuego, despuÉs de siete horas de intensa lucha contra el que pudo ser un escÉnico fuera de control ., los registrados hace dos semanas en el oeste y noroeste de los Ángeles. >>los vientos estÁn a un nivel moderado. no estÁn como cuando tuvimos el incendio eaton. esas condiciones fueron mÁs agresivas. jaime: aÚn no se determinan cuÁles son las causas de este incendio, el cual no tiene los fuertes vientos que realizaban durante la tarde. como verÁn, las llamas que estÁn corriendo hacia la parte superior de la montaÑa, la cual es una buena indicaciÓn y otra tambiÉn un sonido muy amable, estar escuchando los helicÓpteros con visiÓn nocturna que en esos momentos siguen arrojando retardantes de incendios, asÍ como agua a esas llamas para evitar que continÚen avanz

ser un escÉnico fuera de control ., los registrados hace dos semanas en el oeste y noroeste de los Ángelesado. no estÁn como cuando tuvimos el incendio eaton. esas condiciones fueron mÁs agresivas. jaime: aÚn no se determinan cuÁles son las causas de este incendio, el cual no tiene los fuertes vientos que realizaban durante la tarde. como verÁn, las llamas que estÁn corriendo hacia la parte superior de la montaÑa, la cual es una buena indicaciÓn y otra tambiÉn un sonido muy amable, estar escuchando los helicÓpteros con visiÓn nocturna que en esos momentos siguen arrojando retardantes de incendios, asÍ como agua a esas llamas para evitar que continÚen avanzando. elian: impresionante las imÁgenes. estaremos muy pendientes del desarrollo de esa informaciÓn. para conocer cÓmo se van a a esta hora pasamos con aranza mora. aranza: continuamos monitoreando el incendio en california. tenemos nuevos incendios. l sur de california continuamos bajo alerta. tenemos un aviso por fuertes vientos. rÁfagas de vientos de 70 mph. el aviso por bandera roja se extendiÓ hasta el dÍa viernes. seguimos monitorea

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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,

caitrÍona: we have been talking about the wildfires in los angeles.s. what impact will they have on the ceremony itself? tom: well, before the nominations announcement this morning the president of the economy and the ceo took to the stage and they wanted to make sure this oscar ceremony would pay tribute to the spirit and resilience of los angeles. i think they will do that. we have yet to see quite how. it will be a bit more sober, a bit more subdued. there were five songs from movies nominated today. usually those songs are performed by a big-name performers. they will not be performed this year. it will be a toned down ceremony. it is hard for the academy to get it right. it has to be carefully calibrated because it is such a sensitive issue and people in los angeles have been so dislocated by the wildfires and he that sick people who work in the film industry. caitrÍona: many of those -- would be freelancers with a lot of engagement over those few days. talk about the snubs and the surprises of the night, winners and losers as hollywood might say

a new fire sparked in los angeles county. thousands of people now evacuated as flames tear through the mountains along i-5 near the grapevine. and tomorrow, president trump visits the southern california wildfire zone, where there are still many questions about federal relief funding for fire survivors. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> and good morning i'm dave clark. thursday morning, january 23rd. we have a busy morning. >> i know i've been watching. >> a lot to talk about. steve paulson is right here. he has your weather. >> i do indeed. we'll take a look at the east bay temps, because there's a wild swing here at walnut creek. alamo and dublin are all 34. lafayette 35 but pinole, 53. el sobrante and kensington, 55. berkeley 58, alameda 58. why? because there's a roaring breeze in the oakland berkeley hills and even half moon bay is 55. san carlos is 39, sfo 52. the city is 58, yet santa rosa is 32. so no breeze and it's cold, any breeze. and you

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

los angeles county.eing a false alarm for most people. but you're pp did not send that out. >> we don't just let machines or system send information out blindly. we saw a lot of systems crashing. everybody came to us. we were doing about 3 million users. we were able to stay afloat. reporter: the organization currently covers fires in 22 states but it has plans to expand with coverage of other natural disasters like hurricanes. >> will try to take out time to understand those environments. we need to deliver every day consistently. continue to keep the trust of our community. reporter: it is a nonprofit funded through donations and memberships for premium tools. for users who simply need a life-saving information from a single source, it will always be free. ♪ anchor: when it comes to infant mortality, the u.s. ranks 54th in the world. that is on par with countries like romania, hungary, and the uae and three times the death rate of japan, singapore, or slovenia. ohio is in the bottom 25% of all states.

los bomberos del condado de los Ángeles tienen elementos desde el aire y tierra tratando de combatir ue estÁn preocupados por los vientos que soplan a una fuerte intensidad y que son amenazantes. los bomberos nos seÑalaban que estÁn tratando de crear lÍneas de contenciÓn para evitar que las llamas se propaguen hasta las zonas residenciales. la buena noticia es que el fuego hasta el momento no ha dejado ninguna estructura daÑada ni tampoco ha causado daÑo a personas. pero las autoridades estÁn en alerta, ya que en el transcurso de la noche no pueden utilizar los elementos aÉreos para combatir las llamas desde el aire. en el transcurso del dÍa, los bomberos seÑalaban que simplemente estÁn tratando de observar el fuego, ya que esta es vegetaciÓn que estÁ seca. no hemos tenido lluvia en la regiÓn en los Últimos meses y eso, por supuesto, ha generado un combustible ideal para que el fuego siga ardiendo fuera de control. julio ese es el panorama que tenemos aquÍ desde casa. quÉ es lo que tengo? es el reporte que tengo. regreso contigo luis. noticias telemundo. >> bien luis, muchas gracias.

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

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

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

en los Ángeles. las condiciones del tiempo favorecen la lucha contra los incendios.nuevas medidas para apoyar a los damnificados. >> lo material no duele. lo material va y viene. lo que duele es ahorita empezar de nuevo. >> esa es la triste realidad de miles de familias tras quedar sus hogares devorados por los voraces incendios de los Ángeles, martÍn dice que estarÁ recibiendo dinero de su compaÑÍa de seguros para rentar una vivienda temporal. >> pues ya nos ofrecieron, ya nos dijeron que sÍ hasta el final, hasta que se construya la casa. >> y afirma que podrÍa tomar de 2 a 3 aÑos. mientras tanto, los esfuerzos para asistir a los afectados continÚan. el gobernador gavin newsom anunciÓ compromisos con cinco prestamistas para brindar alivio hipotecario a quienes se les destruyÓ o daÑÓ su propiedad. para ello, estarÁn dando un periodo de gracia de hasta 90 dÍas en los pagos de hipoteca, una exenciÓn de los cargos por pagos atrasados de 90 dÍas y una moratoria de 60 a 90 dÍas sobre nuevas ejecuciones hipotecarias. asimismo, emitiÓ una orden ejecutiva que prohÍbe a los a

what's happened to los angeles?view with fox news on wednesday, president trump made it seem like there could be strings attached. should the money be contingent on on them practicing the science of forestry? well, i think this i'm going to put a statement out today, i think, and maybe it's already written. i said, i don't think we should give california anything until they let water flow down. president trump is scheduled to visit southern california on friday. he has criticized governor newsom's leadership and response, but the president and newsom have met and cooperated before during similar times of crises. like this video from 2018, when the two toured damaged from the camp fire in paradise. meantime, residents in southern california are figuring out how to move forward. multiple schools near altadena reopened since the eaton fire. some of my best friends might have lost their homes. i only know one whose house burned to the ground, so that was a sad thing. an attempt to return to normalcy with a long road to

>> bienvenidos y muchas gracias por acompaÑarnos esta noche.ias comenzamos con la emergencia en los Ángeles de los fuegos. el incendio provocÓ la emisiÓn de Órdenes de evacuaciÓn obligatoria o alerta de evacuaciÓn para unas 50.000 personas cuyos hogares se encuentran amenazados por el voraz incendio que ademÁs provocÓ el cierre de la interestatal nÚmero cinco durante la tarde. ademÁs, solo en cuestiÓn de horas ya consumÓo casi 10.000 acres. edgar muÑoz nos acompaÑa con los Últimos detalles de este siniestro. adelante. buenas noches. >> hola, quÉ tal? aranza? sin duda lo que tengo atrÁs son impresionantes imÁgenes como tÚ mencionas, el incendio que estÁ justamente en las montaÑas de los Ángeles, pues avanza rÁpidamente. les voy a mostrar justamente el incendio a esta hora de la noche en las colinas. ahÍ vemos algunas unidades cisternas tratando de apagar el fuego. llama la atenciÓn. esta misma tarde dijeron las autoridades que 31.000 personas tuvieron que salir de manera obligatoria, perotras miles mÁs tienen que estar preparadas. vamos a verlo como un torbellino y enormes columnas de humo s

a new wildfire has just exploded in los angeles county. 55,000 people told to evacuate right now. the images just in tonight. smoke and flames from the hughes fire filling the sky tonight. students seen running from a high school. at least five schools evacuated. red flag warnings up at this hour. and what could be a very dangerous night ahead. we'll go live to matt gutman. >>> also tonight, the dangerously cold temperatures, and this historic winter storm. cars stranded. one driver saying she was forced to stay in her car for 15 hours. from texas to florida to the northeast tonight. one man using a flame thrower to melt the ice on the street. the northeast tonight bracing for wind chills near zero, and lee goldberg has the forecast. >>> the deadly shooting at a high school. the harrowing images from inside the school tonight, in the nashville area. students barricading themselves in classrooms. texting their parents. >>> president trump set to deploy an additional 1,500 troops to the southern border. what we've learned. >>> tonight, the fallout from the sweeping january 6th pardo

a wildfire that's burning in los angeles and ventura counties. right now.exploded in size since it started its now beyond 5,000 acres in size. >> thank you for joining us here during kron for news. 3 o'clock today. i'm justine waldman. this is being called the hughes fire. it's burning near lake castaic. it's just north of santa clarita. this fire has burned more than 5,000 acres. it started just about 11 o'clockmo

but at the weekend the los angeles area is expecting some rain.t would be the first rain for months, just a spring clean of rain, not a heavy downpour, but it could significantly assist the firefighters as they tackle displays and continue to get the other fires around los angeles completely under control. the next couple of hours, we'll find out who is in the running for this year's 0scars. 0ur entertainment correspondent, colin paterson went through some of the runners and riders. the names you are going to hear a lot. let's start with one that people have been to the cinema to see in their droves, wicked. this adaptation of a more than 20—year—old broadway show has been a box office phenomenon. i'm expecting a nomination for the british lead of the film, cynthia erivo. that will be her second oscar nomination. and in best supporting actress, ariana grande will get an oscar nomination. and surely someone is going to make sure they sing defying gravity on the oscars stage this year. then look out for conclave. it is a papal thriller, not often yo

. >> plus, los angeles county sees another wildfire explode in size. the evacuations underway, which include a jail full of prisoners. >> live from jack london square. this is mornings on two. the nine. >> today is thursday, january 23rd, and we're looking live at a picture of the bay bridge with the san francisco skyline in the background. you notice that it's nice and clear. of course, some of us are wondering when the rain will come. we'll maybe talk about that, but right now it's clear it's a little windy out there. just to be sure, we want to start this morning in the east bay, where bart service just resumed after being stopped from antioch all the way to north concord all morning long. >> it was a single car crash that ended up with a vehicle on the tracks. one person died. >> the pittsburg bay point bart station is now open. that happened a short time ago. ktvu sally rasmus joins us live with the latest from the scene. ali. >> well, things are back to normal at the pittsburg bay point bart station, but it was a situation that started long befor

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

we need to come together to support los angeles. we do need to take action on this because every single california the field this. >> republicans tried to add an additional 1 billion dollars to the package specifically for wildfire prevention and forest management. democratic leaders said, well, they agree in principle, they shelved the fire prevention proposal for now noting the immediate need is fire aid. our 8 on moss will have a little bit more coming up in our later shows. >> of president donald trump's visit to california tomorrow. some republicans say any federal help should come with conditions potentially setting up a fight in congress. washington correspondent trevor shirley has the latest from dc. >> some in congress say disaster relief shouldn't be politicized. as lawmakers try to come up with a solution. president donald trump says lost angeles leadership is to blame as fires continue to wreak havoc across the city. i think that dead politically what they've done, they've destroyed the city. >> what they've done to that

the fires in los angeles now prompting action here in the south bay.r hearing from concerned citizens, san jose mayor matt mahan asking the city manager for an assessment on the city's wildfire preparation. to look at what we're currently doing in terms of vegetation management, assessing water availability, evacuation routes, hydrant pressure, are we as prepared as we possibly can be? but i'm particularly focused on vegetation management, like the palisades area, we have homes in r east foothills that are spread out in hilly country with a lot of vegetation around them. in san jose, jocelyn moran, nbc, bay area news. okay, here's where things stand right now. the red flag warning is in effect for parts of southern california. i want to bring in our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri. we know that's happening down there, and i know you're going to touch on that. and then you're also going to talk to us about we might have a little bit of reprieve because we're going to see some rain. it still is in the forecast here in the next couple of days to get som

the "los angeles times" reports "as the los angeles fire department faced extraordinary warnings of life-threateningds, top commanders decided not to assign for emergency deployment roughly 1000 available firefighters and dozens of water carrying engines in advance of the fire that destroyed much of the pacific palisades and continues to burn." interviews and internal records show l.a.'s fire chief addressed their efforts. >> we followed the system in place. the system in place looks at the overall weather and risk. with that we predeployed the resources in very calculated way through the city. >> reporter: also photos of la mayor karen bass in ghana at a cocktail party the same day that the deadly fires broke out is also getting mounting backlash, especially since she told "the new york times" that she would not travel internationally as mayor. since she was sworn in as l.a.'s mayor, she has actually been on five city funded international trips. >> trace: thank you. let's bring in california g.o.p. assembly leader james gallagher. thank you for coming on. "los angeles times", the headline is la fir

we have approximately 50 sites in los angeles. we pocket in locations where it's close to folks like experiencing homelessness. and we offer gen them shot was even for what the city like los angeles, that's very little public infrastructure. when he comes for you to use public chavo lelona that through. so fall on. if the full so sleep on our streets, it's a constant struggle of looking at which gas station, which coffee shop will let them just look, use the bathroom. but when it comes to show us a lot of, i guess if it wasn't for us only have access to shot was maybe once a month for a lot of folks. it's going into a bathroom at a place like a coffee shop and taking a buzz back out of a sink. so that's why it's so critical and, and that's so much the man for our services. how does it to you? oh, it's good. it's always good to go. i got a hutch down the half hours. okay. yeah, it's always good to get a hot challenge homeless that my god apply for a shower to yes, i'd be a good shower. the differences, economic differences between

number two, he represents los angeles in a big way.r three, he is impervious to smoke. [ laughter ] roy wood is with us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] and the band that has been hit hard by the fires, altadena's own dawes is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] i'll tell you their story in a moment. over most of the last week we've seen some very upsetting images, but we have also seen countless examples of courage and compassion from our neighbors under literal fire. and tonight, to show you what you might not be seeing living in other places, we wanted to share some of the more uplifting stories from our fire-ravaged town. >> it's known as the city of angels for a reason. in the midst of the destruction, embers of hope as the community and beyond unites to offer help. >> in times of need, you look for the helpers. the view from air 7, clear evidence of the massive community support. >> we stick together when it's time to stick together. >> we're giving away free food, diapers, coffee. >> that is a human conveyor belt. those boxes

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from los angeles, peter bowes reports. the strong winds remain a problem. the biggest new fire in the hills to the north of los angeles started just outside castaic lake about 2k hours ago. firefighters there are largely bringing that fire under control, successfully keeping it away from residential areas close by. and that largely goes for the other new fires that have started over the last day. you can just see the strength of the winds right now, and these are the winds that clearly hamper firefighters. the other two fires — one closer to the centre of la — brentwood and the bel air area, that burned overnight, and then a coastal community to the northwest of los angeles. and the common theme here is that, because of the extra resources that have been brought into los angeles — extra firefighters and heavy equipment, as well, from out of state — they are able to — because they've got the resources — tojump on these fires very quickly in the first few minutes after they start. now, what everyone is hoping for is that the

reporter amanda from cbs news los angeles is in the area, talking to people fleeing from their homes. >> i want to talk to you about the big smoke plume. lake hughes is where that fire started. the smoke is blowing towards those neighborhoods. they're running through a lot of vegetation and brush through the lake where it is very dry right now. and in the direction of the wind is blowing. i know a lot of people are living across the five on the west side of five and thinking that the fire is far, i don't need to go, but that's the direction we're seeing them going, where it is all behind where they are going and hillcrest and all those neighborhoods that are up that way. you're under evacuation order where you need to start preparing now, even though the fire is on the other side of the 5 right now. we know how quickly they could go. look right there. and so those water dropping aircrafts are starting to come in to the area as we have several ordered for this area on scene too. and engines are going through. they're working quickly issues going into the wind as well. and they are supe

i did get a hold of chief pio david ortiz with the los angeles county fire department. him, what's the difference between the pacific palisades and eden fires and this one? >> we have very dry vegetation out there, so any spark will make this bed, this vegetation, just catch fire immediately. and that's because of the drought we've had for the last over decade. we've been having a lot of new starts. for example, the hughes fire the day before and now this one here next to the 405 freeway. >> so of course, a lot of this is all about the vegetation. you see all of this dry weeds here. some of this is native, some not so native. but they're all the same. they're dry and they go up in a heartbeat. take a look at this hose here. we've had so much activity here. even though that the fire is out. we have one fire engine that comes. it distributes water to another fire engine. and then they have these hoses. they go all the way up the mountain to the firefighters who continue to work diligently on extinguishing these hotspots. so a red flag warning remains in effect in the los

in los angeles. atlanta immigrants are here. most of them don't speak english or we have here and you can see a lot of seniors and we have people that struggle to put in the table and people have very little resources. most of them actually one for, for several blocks here to, to come to the band 3. and a lot of them are very fragile, they elderly. so this is a 9 o'clock we, what we have done is we set up an appointment system. so people can actually sign up and, and have an appointment instead of them being in line for hours. what was happening is that before prior to we having an appointment system, people used to be here at 12 midnight. i literally spend the night here waiting for us to open. so we decided to do an appointment system. today we're going to be providing groceries for $400.00 people. these are fresh vegetables. they were picked yesterday, so you're not gonna make buying any, any fresh or uh, products done here. and they do serve it the people they serve it and i'd say we're very excited about being able to, to s

pacific time north of los angeles in santa clarita.ed from 50 acres earlier today to now more than 9400 acres and has extended into ventura county, prompting the evacuation of tens of thousands of people. i had a chance to talk to some. take a listen. >> i had to hightail it home to get my animals and make sure we had all the important things. it was nerve-racking. >> this is the first time in all of my years living here since 89, 88 i've ever had to pack up and grab everything from my room and throw it into the car. >> reporter: people around here definitely nervous, definitely scared. we saw huge flames out here. this fire is 0% contained, it prompted the evacuation of local schools and a nearby detention center that relocated hundreds of inmates to a different part of the facility. in from the ground and air, more than 4000 firefighting personnel are battling this wind driven fire burning in there's bone dry brush as gusty santa ana winds fuel the flames. >> the situation remains dynamic and the fire remains a difficult fire to cont

ya ahora bastante, bastante cerca de la interestatal 5 en el condado de los Ángeles. las de esta comunidad y hasta una cárcel con 480 presos fueron evacuados a otro edificio del mismo centro de detención. y tenemos planes para mover a los otros. si los bomberos en en en decían que va a haber problemas de evacuación. hasta ahora, las autoridades han emitido 23.000 órdenes de advertencia. eso significa que los residentes deben estar atentos para salir huyendo en cualquier momento. pero a otros 31.000 con orden de evacuar, no pudo prepararse. triste. ahorita vamos a ver a dónde nos vamos a ir a quedar. pero la otra gran preocupación de la mayoría de los residentes es que los criminales se aprovechen de su desgracia. vamos a tener más aguaciles por la noche y en el día para vigilar las casas, para que no roben. mientras tanto, unos 4000 bomberos. los grandes héroes. en medio de esta terrible realidad, siguen dejándolo todo desde el aire, así como también desde tierra, para lograr apagar las llamas. el incendio comenzó la mañana del miércoles y ha consumido en sólo horas má

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